Author: Rolf Tueschen
Date: 12:38:29 09/27/02
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On September 27, 2002 at 15:21:00, Uri Blass wrote: > >The difference is that in the original question I know that the host is not >going to open my door when in this case I could not know it >in the beginning of the game. > >999998 people in your story had the bad luck that the host opened their door and >told them that they lost and the I could not know in the beginning of the game >that I am not going to be one of them. > >Uri Ok, you show still some lame resistance, Uri, but it will not succeed. :) You miss the main point. What is the difference between case 1 (you know that he won't open your door) and case 2 (you don't know that he opens others but not yours?) - But did the other guy know that he was the second chosen candidate? No, he didn't know it. And you are now assuming that he must have the car. But to make it more complicated, I say, because I'm the host, the following to you, I say "Uri you are my special guest today, I won't open your door, all others must be prepared that I will open their door!" Now - what is your answer? Do you have 1/1 million and the other guy has 999999/1 million?????? Rolf Tueschen
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