A Probability is a Number Between 0 and 1

This video introduces one of the basic formal conditions on probability assignments, and adds some comments on its relation to the philosophical concepts of "necessity" and "contingency".

[findystonerush]

it's sad that you don't have a lot of comments but the odds of your video having 1, 024 comments in one week are 1 in 16384!

[findystonerush]

The odds 0/1 is 1/infinity!! which is the odds of the wall moving with no inertia!!

[findystonerush]

Odds is like finding the correct one for example there are 31, 622, 776 grains of sand on the beach and one of them is colour green then the odds of you finding that green grain of sand are 1 in 31, 622, 776!

[simondent]

.million million to the power of 10 ... years later have still not got to a whole number number 1.0, forget it you will never get there . Then you can divide above higher or below lower( +) or( -) .
+0.01 )
0 ) Or throw PI (a+b or a-b at each number . X=? .
-0.01 )
There seems no end to how small.. small can get .You have the atomic level, then the quantum level ? . What comes after quantum ? . My mind starts losing it .

[husnainanwaar]

This explains what is between 0 and 1; that's how a Quantum Computer works...

[JustSomeObject]

What if the coin breaks into 2 (due to wear and tear of being tossed so many times), showing both head and tail?

[troydumas]

omg these long winded explanations kill me everytime