i hope this leads to the scenario where someone is streaming kitsune tails and someone in the chat will be like "hey this is the monty hall problem!" and the streamer will be like "the what now" and then they'll look it up and go through half an hour of suffering live on stream
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I'm Frankie, I play TTRPGs too much. I will be reblogging and/or posting a lot of furry arte and some of that's going to be kink stuff so heads up
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in reply to @eniko's post:
3 possible outcomes:
- people who don't know about the monty hall problem and are engaged by the choices
- people who do know, and so feel very clever
- people who don't know, but find out about the monty hall problem, and so will be a part of the shared suffering experience of trying to understand it
Fourth evil outcome: the outcome is hardcoded to lose 80% of the time.
For maximum chaos, specifically rig the game so that if you switch you win less often than if you don't
Option 6: Cat lied; the door they open is actually the big prize
in reply to @eniko's post:
Las vegas 21 is a movie about a counting card at black jack. At the beginning, the teacher introduce a problem where there is a prize behind one door and nothing behind the other two then once a choice have been made, one of the two other door is shown to be an empty one and a chance to change the initial choice is made. While the amphitheater is more or less sleeping at the point, the main character explain why we should take the opportunity to change the choice. This looks a lot similar to the screenshot.
yep, sounds like they put the monty hall problem in that movie!
You have the opportunity to do the funniest thing possible and make it so switching doors only has a 1/3 chance of giving you the good item anyway.