Monte Hall Paradox

11/5/2021

Monte Hall Problem

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monty_Hall_problem

If the odds require a pattern to function, playing one and only one game changes the effective odds to 50/50, based on applying Shrodingers' logic to the game. All doors are a prize and a goat until opened. Playing one and only one game does not form a pattern and applying the standard odds is ineffective. The doors are randomized and only one attempt does not fulfill the conditions required to apply standard odds. This is because one and only one event is a random occurrence, that can be literally anything, negating the efficacy of standard odds.

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