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Reevaluating the Monty Hall Problem's Initial Probability Assumptions

The author questions the traditional definition of the Monty Hall problem, arguing that the host's action of opening a door with a goat is part of the game's rules, thus the initial choice is not a 1/3 chance but rather an illusion of choice leading to a 50/50 chance from the start.

Mathematics & logic, Mathematics, Statistics & Probability