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Posted:
Those of you who would appreciate this question have probably heard it already, but here it is again anyway:
You're through to the final round of a gameshow, and the gameshow host has shown you three doors. Behind one of these doors is the grand prize - a Very Good Thing. Like a magic carpet. Behind the other two doors lurk goats, which for the sake of this argument are Not Good Things.
So, you choose your door, but before you open it the host stops you, and opens one of the other doors to show you a goat.
Should you change doors?
(Just to restate the question unnecessarily: at this point you are now standing in front of an unopened door. There is one other door that hasn't been opened. Should you change to the other unopened door, or stick with your first choice, or does it even matter?)
First correct answer that includes a rationale wins a small prize. Like a picture of a fish.
Those of you who would appreciate this question have probably heard it already, but here it is again anyway:
You're through to the final round of a gameshow, and the gameshow host has shown you three doors. Behind one of these doors is the grand prize - a Very Good Thing. Like a magic carpet. Behind the other two doors lurk goats, which for the sake of this argument are Not Good Things.
So, you choose your door, but before you open it the host stops you, and opens one of the other doors to show you a goat.
Should you change doors?
(Just to restate the question unnecessarily: at this point you are now standing in front of an unopened door. There is one other door that hasn't been opened. Should you change to the other unopened door, or stick with your first choice, or does it even matter?)
First correct answer that includes a rationale wins a small prize. Like a picture of a fish.
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Posted:
i'd stick with the first choice, coz i reckon the host knows that behind it is the good prize, and he wants to make you change your mind.
am i wrong?
i'd stick with the first choice, coz i reckon the host knows that behind it is the good prize, and he wants to make you change your mind.
am i wrong?
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Posted:
Since he's shown me one goat, I now know that my door has a 50%/ one in two chance of being the good prize rather than the one in three it was before. That would cheer me up. I'd stick with my door. Besides, I like goats.
Since he's shown me one goat, I now know that my door has a 50%/ one in two chance of being the good prize rather than the one in three it was before. That would cheer me up. I'd stick with my door. Besides, I like goats.
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Posted:
Nah u change. I'm only saying this because the two other people who have answered this post have said stick. Therefore if I said stick then I wouldn't get the prize anyway. But if I say change then at least I have a chance!!! I want that prize!!!!!
Nah u change. I'm only saying this because the two other people who have answered this post have said stick. Therefore if I said stick then I wouldn't get the prize anyway. But if I say change then at least I have a chance!!! I want that prize!!!!!
Caz
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Posted:
I know the puzzle already, so I won't name it or give away the answer. Have fun, peoples! (Okay, maybe I'll poke in and answer it in a day or two if no one has by then.)
I first heard this one about two years ago. I was sitting in the waiting room at my doctor's office, and my cell phone rang. It was my father, who had just heard the problem and wanted my help in figuring it out. I think he may have discovered it through Car Talk. (Click and Clack are the best!)
I know the puzzle already, so I won't name it or give away the answer. Have fun, peoples! (Okay, maybe I'll poke in and answer it in a day or two if no one has by then.)
I first heard this one about two years ago. I was sitting in the waiting room at my doctor's office, and my cell phone rang. It was my father, who had just heard the problem and wanted my help in figuring it out. I think he may have discovered it through Car Talk. (Click and Clack are the best!)
E pluribus unum, baby.
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Wait, I know! I'd shout 'free carrots!' and the pick the door that didn't bleat.
Wait, I know! I'd shout 'free carrots!' and the pick the door that didn't bleat.
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The pessimist fears this is true.
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Posted:
huummm i think i'd stick with it, either way i get something cool,
magic carpet good
goat good - they make great kebabs! hey dont knock it till you try it!!
huummm i think i'd stick with it, either way i get something cool,
magic carpet good
goat good - they make great kebabs! hey dont knock it till you try it!!
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Posted:
there is no good prize. The are all goats arn't they?
there is no good prize. The are all goats arn't they?
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Posted:
Tee hee. "The Confusion Squid has many tentacles," as the old saying goes.
So, for any of you who might be tempted by a goat, let me re-iterate: These are Not Good goats... YOU DON'T WANT THEM. The carpet, on the other hand (or door), is a fine thing.
There is an answer. It is based in math, as opposed to any fore-knowledge that the host might have. He's not trying to trick you, in other words.
Believe it or not, despite there being two doors left, one with a car and one with a goat, the chances are not 50 / 50.
Regyt, feel free to post an answer and rationale, and claim your picture of a fish. In my experience, the answer always provokes more controversy than the question. Happy goating!
Tee hee. "The Confusion Squid has many tentacles," as the old saying goes.
So, for any of you who might be tempted by a goat, let me re-iterate: These are Not Good goats... YOU DON'T WANT THEM. The carpet, on the other hand (or door), is a fine thing.
There is an answer. It is based in math, as opposed to any fore-knowledge that the host might have. He's not trying to trick you, in other words.
Believe it or not, despite there being two doors left, one with a car and one with a goat, the chances are not 50 / 50.
Regyt, feel free to post an answer and rationale, and claim your picture of a fish. In my experience, the answer always provokes more controversy than the question. Happy goating!
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If I post the answer, will you buy me a miniature donkey instead?
If I post the answer, will you buy me a miniature donkey instead?
E pluribus unum, baby.
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Posted:
You should choose the other door.
Reason: -
With your original choice there are three possibilities
a you are stood in front of the 'good' door
b you are stood in front of the 'bad' door
c you are stood in front of the other 'bad' door
When the quizmaster opens a door and reveals it as a 'bad' one
if c is the case you will win by moving
if b is the case you will win by moving
if a is the case you will lose by moving
given that you don't know which of a,b,c is the case you should move because it gives you two chances of winning, whereas staying only gives one chance.
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I think I've damaged my brain working that out; it'd better be a truly exceptional fish picture!
You should choose the other door.
Reason: -
With your original choice there are three possibilities
a you are stood in front of the 'good' door
b you are stood in front of the 'bad' door
c you are stood in front of the other 'bad' door
When the quizmaster opens a door and reveals it as a 'bad' one
if c is the case you will win by moving
if b is the case you will win by moving
if a is the case you will lose by moving
given that you don't know which of a,b,c is the case you should move because it gives you two chances of winning, whereas staying only gives one chance.
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I think I've damaged my brain working that out; it'd better be a truly exceptional fish picture!
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Posted:
The core issue here is the potrayal of goats being "bad". There are no bad goats.
The core issue here is the potrayal of goats being "bad". There are no bad goats.
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Posted:
Onewheeldave is brilliant as always and absolutely right.
I think of it this way:
There are 3 doors, A, B and C. The probability of the winner being door A (the one you're in front of) is 1/3. The probability of the winner being [door B or door C] is 2/3. If you learn that door C is not the winner, the probability of the winner being [door B or door C] remains 2/3.
The reason being, the fact that you suddenly know more about what's behind the doors doesn't change the statistics involved. This is statistics, not quantum mechanics.
Ergo, if you switch doors, your chances of winning go from 1/3 to 2/3.
[If you test this, it really works out this way, honest. I like to supplement my math through experimentation, y'see.]
Onewheeldave is brilliant as always and absolutely right.
I think of it this way:
There are 3 doors, A, B and C. The probability of the winner being door A (the one you're in front of) is 1/3. The probability of the winner being [door B or door C] is 2/3. If you learn that door C is not the winner, the probability of the winner being [door B or door C] remains 2/3.
The reason being, the fact that you suddenly know more about what's behind the doors doesn't change the statistics involved. This is statistics, not quantum mechanics.
Ergo, if you switch doors, your chances of winning go from 1/3 to 2/3.
[If you test this, it really works out this way, honest. I like to supplement my math through experimentation, y'see.]
E pluribus unum, baby.
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Posted:
hmmm that is not at all intuitive.
some experimentation would help to convince i think
hmmm that is not at all intuitive.
some experimentation would help to convince i think
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Posted:
i kinda get it and kinda dont.......
i think its either like my unit 1 (victorian education system talk!) maths methods probability....where you reduce the number of somethings......but it always took me ages to undrerstand those questions
or else is it like schrodengers (sp?) cat?
i kinda get it and kinda dont.......
i think its either like my unit 1 (victorian education system talk!) maths methods probability....where you reduce the number of somethings......but it always took me ages to undrerstand those questions
or else is it like schrodengers (sp?) cat?
i would have changed ***** to phallus, and claire to petey Petey
Rougie: but that's what I'm doing here
Arnwyn: what letting me adjust myself in your room?..don't you dare quote that on HoP...
old hand
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Location: Chester, UK
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Posted:
Can I have the goats please?
Can I have the goats please?
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Posted:
wow
wow
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Posted:
(franticaly starts deleting photos from his computer)
quote:What????
Originally posted by joe_sixsteps:
Behind the other two doors lurk goats, which for the sake of this argument are Not Good Things.
(franticaly starts deleting photos from his computer)
-Beeaaatch please, I'm the macaroni with the cheese.
-This message will self destruct in 10 seconds.
Twister Fire Starter ridin on a tratter
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Posted:
I said change ages ago!! So can I have the picture of a fish! Please!
I said change ages ago!! So can I have the picture of a fish! Please!
Caz
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Posted:
OK, since you've got that, another one that I like:
(I didn't see it in time, but yeah, I've seen it before too)
You have four people from, say, al-quaeda (just to make this topical) who are about to be shot. They're told that their lives will be spared if they can
solve the puzzle. They are each given a hat that will be black or white, and buried up to their necks in the desert, facing towards a wall.
B || W B W
> || < < <
1 || 2 3 4
They are looking in the direction of the angle-brackets. The puzzle is that one man must correctly shout out the colour of his own hat. Who shouts out first, and how does he know? They can't see through the wall, so 1 and 2 can only see the wall, 3 can see 2, and 4 can see 3 and 2. If the first person to shout it out gets it wrong, they'll all get shot. They know that there are two black and two white hats.
OK, since you've got that, another one that I like:
(I didn't see it in time, but yeah, I've seen it before too)
You have four people from, say, al-quaeda (just to make this topical) who are about to be shot. They're told that their lives will be spared if they can
solve the puzzle. They are each given a hat that will be black or white, and buried up to their necks in the desert, facing towards a wall.
B || W B W
> || < < <
1 || 2 3 4
They are looking in the direction of the angle-brackets. The puzzle is that one man must correctly shout out the colour of his own hat. Who shouts out first, and how does he know? They can't see through the wall, so 1 and 2 can only see the wall, 3 can see 2, and 4 can see 3 and 2. If the first person to shout it out gets it wrong, they'll all get shot. They know that there are two black and two white hats.
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Posted:
Is it possible for any of them to KNOW the answer? I'm assuming they can't talk to each other, but my guess would be that number 3 should shout out "Black", as he can see one white hat and no blacks, therefore he has a two in three chance of wearing a black one, whereas number four can see one of each and therefore has a fifty / fifty?
Onewheeldave, congratulations. Making you a fish picture goes into the To Do list, somewhere about five tasks down. Not sure about these Miniature Donkeys though regyt. The problem is, they're not really fish. Oh well, at least they're not goats.
Oh, and Caz, I've written "fish 4 Caz" into my To Do list, but I'm afraid it's right down there at the bottom, and there are a lot of things to do. In fact, what am I doing sitting around here on HOP? I'd better get cracking...
*bustles out of room to put on apron and clean kitchen*
[ 09. November 2003, 00:04: Message edited by: joe_sixsteps ]
Is it possible for any of them to KNOW the answer? I'm assuming they can't talk to each other, but my guess would be that number 3 should shout out "Black", as he can see one white hat and no blacks, therefore he has a two in three chance of wearing a black one, whereas number four can see one of each and therefore has a fifty / fifty?
Onewheeldave, congratulations. Making you a fish picture goes into the To Do list, somewhere about five tasks down. Not sure about these Miniature Donkeys though regyt. The problem is, they're not really fish. Oh well, at least they're not goats.
Oh, and Caz, I've written "fish 4 Caz" into my To Do list, but I'm afraid it's right down there at the bottom, and there are a lot of things to do. In fact, what am I doing sitting around here on HOP? I'd better get cracking...
*bustles out of room to put on apron and clean kitchen*
[ 09. November 2003, 00:04: Message edited by: joe_sixsteps ]
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No, wait wait! I've got it! It is number three who has to answer!
He can see number 2, who is wearing white, and he knows that number 4 can see both number 2 and number 3. Therefore, number 3 can't be wearing the same as number 2... therefore number 3 must be wearing black, and he can SHOUT SHOUT SHOUT it out.
Though I must say that if he can come up with that whilst buried up to his neck in the sand and wearing a big hat, then he's one cool cucumber. I was doing the washing up as I cogitated, which is one sure aid to thinking.
No, wait wait! I've got it! It is number three who has to answer!
He can see number 2, who is wearing white, and he knows that number 4 can see both number 2 and number 3. Therefore, number 3 can't be wearing the same as number 2... therefore number 3 must be wearing black, and he can SHOUT SHOUT SHOUT it out.
Though I must say that if he can come up with that whilst buried up to his neck in the sand and wearing a big hat, then he's one cool cucumber. I was doing the washing up as I cogitated, which is one sure aid to thinking.
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Carpal \'Tunnel
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Posted:
Where's my fish picture!?!
Where's my fish picture!?!
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mULti-torTOISe
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That's the problem with the youth of today - they always want instant results. My god man, I've got to PAINT the damn thing. Hm... two coats of paint, with time to dry in between, makes about three weeks if I go easy on the linseed oil. So don't expect anything for a while yet mate. And you haven't given me an address to send it to either! Honestly, kids these days... back when I were a lad if we'd had a picture of a fish we'd have eaten it with chips, but it would only'a cost two groats.
Exactly.
Anyway, here's another question. This one's as old as dirt, but I'll ask it anyway:
So, three of you go into a restaurant, and each of you orders the £10 set menu. A tasty meal, and you each hand the waiter your tenner at the end. He takes the thirty pound up to the owner, but the owner knows one of you, and says:
"Hey, that's Jonny (or whatever the name is): he's a good kid. Here, he can have five quid off his meal."
The owner takes five pound coins out of the till, and gives them to the waiter to take back to Jonny. But the waiter thinks, hold on, they may not give me a tip... so he takes two of the pound coins, and shoves them in his pocket, then takes three back to the table.
Jonny, being a good chap, splits the money between his friends, and they each get a pound back.
So: they each paid nine pound, and the waiter got two. Three times nine is twenty seven, plus the two that the waiter kept makes twenty nine. Who has got the extra pound?
Is it:
a) The owner?
b) The waiter?
c) Jonny?
d) One of his two mates?
or
e) None of the above?
You probably all know this one already, and besides I've told it badly.
[ 09. November 2003, 06:11: Message edited by: joe_sixsteps ]
That's the problem with the youth of today - they always want instant results. My god man, I've got to PAINT the damn thing. Hm... two coats of paint, with time to dry in between, makes about three weeks if I go easy on the linseed oil. So don't expect anything for a while yet mate. And you haven't given me an address to send it to either! Honestly, kids these days... back when I were a lad if we'd had a picture of a fish we'd have eaten it with chips, but it would only'a cost two groats.
Exactly.
Anyway, here's another question. This one's as old as dirt, but I'll ask it anyway:
So, three of you go into a restaurant, and each of you orders the £10 set menu. A tasty meal, and you each hand the waiter your tenner at the end. He takes the thirty pound up to the owner, but the owner knows one of you, and says:
"Hey, that's Jonny (or whatever the name is): he's a good kid. Here, he can have five quid off his meal."
The owner takes five pound coins out of the till, and gives them to the waiter to take back to Jonny. But the waiter thinks, hold on, they may not give me a tip... so he takes two of the pound coins, and shoves them in his pocket, then takes three back to the table.
Jonny, being a good chap, splits the money between his friends, and they each get a pound back.
So: they each paid nine pound, and the waiter got two. Three times nine is twenty seven, plus the two that the waiter kept makes twenty nine. Who has got the extra pound?
Is it:
a) The owner?
b) The waiter?
c) Jonny?
d) One of his two mates?
or
e) None of the above?
You probably all know this one already, and besides I've told it badly.
[ 09. November 2003, 06:11: Message edited by: joe_sixsteps ]
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Posted:
i think the answer, is e)
there isnt an extra pound,
think about it like this, the total cost is going to be 25 pounds (for the meal) plus 2 pounds tip making 27 pounds.
which is 3 times 9 and they each paid nine pounds so it works.
i think the answer, is e)
there isnt an extra pound,
think about it like this, the total cost is going to be 25 pounds (for the meal) plus 2 pounds tip making 27 pounds.
which is 3 times 9 and they each paid nine pounds so it works.
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They push+pull tactics are driving me loco
They shouldn't do that no no no
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Posted:
i've got one.
ok... now.... i still have no idea why the answer is right... but i know that it is, as a wise little italian man once told it too me....
yo're a dirty rotten prisener and you've done something horrible and nasty and you made your mother cry. you're serving a life sentance when you find this room. hanging at the end of the room theres a sign saying "one of the doors leads out, the other to the shower rooms with Big Bubba."
theres 2 doors with a guard standing outside each. now.... one of them ALWAYS LIES..... and the other ALWAYS TELLS THE TRUTH.
by all this time you've spent reading the sign and checking the guards out, you've only got time for 1 question before the other guards find you. what do you ask to find the right door...........
i've got one.
ok... now.... i still have no idea why the answer is right... but i know that it is, as a wise little italian man once told it too me....
yo're a dirty rotten prisener and you've done something horrible and nasty and you made your mother cry. you're serving a life sentance when you find this room. hanging at the end of the room theres a sign saying "one of the doors leads out, the other to the shower rooms with Big Bubba."
theres 2 doors with a guard standing outside each. now.... one of them ALWAYS LIES..... and the other ALWAYS TELLS THE TRUTH.
by all this time you've spent reading the sign and checking the guards out, you've only got time for 1 question before the other guards find you. what do you ask to find the right door...........
mULti-torTOISe
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Ah, I recognise this old chestnut. I think the answer is to ask either guard what the other guard would tell you. That way, you know that whatever answer you get will be a lie... so you do the opposite!
So, ask one of the guards "Would the other guard say that this door here, the one you're standing in front of, leads to the way out?" If he says that the other guard WOULD tell you that it leads to the way out, then in the name of love man TAKE THE OTHER DOOR, unless of course the idea of big bubba sends a pleasant little tingle down your spine, in which case... well... think we'll leave it there shall we?
I like all these questions. More more more!
Ah, I recognise this old chestnut. I think the answer is to ask either guard what the other guard would tell you. That way, you know that whatever answer you get will be a lie... so you do the opposite!
So, ask one of the guards "Would the other guard say that this door here, the one you're standing in front of, leads to the way out?" If he says that the other guard WOULD tell you that it leads to the way out, then in the name of love man TAKE THE OTHER DOOR, unless of course the idea of big bubba sends a pleasant little tingle down your spine, in which case... well... think we'll leave it there shall we?
I like all these questions. More more more!
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Posted:
did i get the one about the restaurant right?
did i get the one about the restaurant right?
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They push+pull tactics are driving me loco
They shouldn't do that no no no
old hand
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Location: Chester, UK
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Posted:
Who doesn't want these goats?
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Posted:
ooh! i get the one with the prisoners! yay!
its like from the movie Labyrinth "would he tell me that this door leads to the castle?...so the other door leads to the castle and this door leads to certain death..."
(then theres a whole lot of talk about how it works, but its too early in the morning for me to remember that set of confusing dialogue!)
ooh! i get the one with the prisoners! yay!
its like from the movie Labyrinth "would he tell me that this door leads to the castle?...so the other door leads to the castle and this door leads to certain death..."
(then theres a whole lot of talk about how it works, but its too early in the morning for me to remember that set of confusing dialogue!)
i would have changed ***** to phallus, and claire to petey Petey
Rougie: but that's what I'm doing here
Arnwyn: what letting me adjust myself in your room?..don't you dare quote that on HoP...
mULti-torTOISe
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Posted:
Aye, Oli, you did get the one about the restaurant right. What's more, you explained the answer really clearly, much better than I would have done.
Sir Sheep, ugh, please get those filthy disgusting weird-eyed... mammals... out of this thread. Don't you know that goats are bad karma for everyone? My guru, Beautiful Ol, told me that the last time he sobered up.
Aye, Oli, you did get the one about the restaurant right. What's more, you explained the answer really clearly, much better than I would have done.
Sir Sheep, ugh, please get those filthy disgusting weird-eyed... mammals... out of this thread. Don't you know that goats are bad karma for everyone? My guru, Beautiful Ol, told me that the last time he sobered up.
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