>>13691038Correct on both accounts. I wouldnt call it "imaginary" because calling it "imaginary" is the first step in some retarded argument.( hurr, it was never real, durr, its 1/2 me no switch)
>>13691042>there is a 1/3 chance I chose right?Yes, there is a 1/3 chance that you chose the car at first. You're beginning to grasp it.
>So when the goat is revealed, before I do anything else, it is still a 1/3rd chance I selected the right door?Yes, there is a 1/3 chance that you chose the car on first choice, and a 2/3 chance that you chose a goat.
>So, since the car never moves, and the goat door is revealed regardless of if I chose the right door or not, how do the statistics change?First of all, it's not THE goat door is revealed, it's A goat door is revealed. The statistics never changed. There was a 2/3 chance you picked a goat at first. YOU are the one changing the statistics by implying theres a 1/2 chance.
>>13691051>3 coin flipsWhat are these quantum fucking doors? Thats like saying theres a 1/2 chance that the sun rises tomorrow, because there are only 2 possible options: the sun rises or it doesn't.
