People strongly tend to think probability is evenly distributed across as many unknowns as are present, whether it is or not (Fox and Levav, 2004:637).
— Wikipedia on Monty Hall problem
2011.04.11 Monday ACHK
People strongly tend to think probability is evenly distributed across as many unknowns as are present, whether it is or not (Fox and Levav, 2004:637).
— Wikipedia on Monty Hall problem
2011.04.11 Monday ACHK