Monty Hall Problem explained through memes

The classic puzzle that 87% of people actually failed.
There are two doors left.
But you can't forget there were three doors to begin with. Kek.

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Published on Jan 26, 2017

[exzyyd]

"This isn't about the stupid math problem. You and Brother just need some *Ö A T S* "

[tehpanda]

The math shows you should switch, but you should consider the fact that they would only reveal to you the doors that were wrong in order to make you question your already guaranteed correct door choice. It is a mind game to fool you into losing.

[zebras]

there is a possibility that joe capo is actually the owner of this Channel and this is all just a big meme

[syrimbasilio]

good ending: the pig decided to stay to win the oats

[Zedigan]

I've know about the Monty hall problem for a while now and I knew that switching doors would give you a %67 increase in chance of picking the right door. But it's only know, years later that I've actually comprehended it. It's clicked in my head that it can be boiled down to the fact that you're initial choice had a higher chance of being wrong than right. So theoretically by switching doors you're essentially "choosing again" slightly increasing your odds of picking the correct door.
Maths is fucking weird.

[Khan-bqqc]

I remember this one, I watched it at school

[MegatronTarantulas]

Does anyone know what text to speech reader he uses for older brother? It used to be on ttsreader but it's gone now.

[SirGeorgeofWorcestershire]

I didn't understand nothing. You have a 50% posibilities when one of the 3 doors is shown 🤨