any games with difficult decisions?
Any games with difficult decisions?
Landon Taylor
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Justin Adams
is that a train or a wave?
Sebastian Myers
It exhibits the properties of both.
Grayson Nelson
The artist of this drawing did not know that 3-way levers exist.
I feel so sorry for this man's mental deficiencies.
Sebastian Richardson
user you just wanted an MXC thread didnt you?
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Carter Hall
Yes.
Ryder Stewart
Alexander Rodriguez
This is this is called the Monty Hall Problem or the Three Doors Paradox.
The answer is to always change your answer. Instinctively your think "the answer is 33% either way, how does changing my answer help?". Except a wrong answer was removed. Which effectively makes it 50/50. But those new odds only apply if you change, otherwise you're still under the old odds.
Another example: Say there are 1 million doors. Only 1 is correct. You choose a door, your odds are 1 in a million. Now I open every door except 2. The correct answer is behind them. Obviously changing doors is the right answer because the odds between the two remaining doors is SIGNIFICANTLY different than when there were a million choices.
Angel Long
>there are still people who unironically think the answer is 2/3
i swear to god you fucks never learn
Nicholas Cooper
No, and here's why:
The bodies were placed behind the barrier in the first place. Even if you have a 66% chance of killing only one person by flipping the switch, you are causing an event to happen which may kill five people. By not throwing the switch, you rid yourself of any guilt by action, and rather inaction. If it was beyond your control from inaction, you will walk away guilt free.