[tw] : RE: (solution) The Little Old Man With Good Teeth and Shaky Hands: Puzzling Logic

“RE: (solution) The Little Old Man With Good Teeth and Shaky Hands: Puzzling Logic”
From:	Thomas Winningham	In Response To:	4385 The Little Old Man With Good Teeth and Shaky Hands: Puzzling Logic
Date Posted:	Friday, November 5, 2004 1:07:45 PM	Replies:	1

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This is a variation of the monty hall problem. You should always switch to the one that is still left. You will win something like 75% of the time in this scenario.

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RE: (solution) The Little Old Man With Good Teeth and Shaky Hands: Puzzling Logic (by Seth Dillingham at 11/5/2004)

Very good, Thom. That you knew the roots of the puzzle sort of puts you out of my "target market" for
- Re: RE: (solution) The Little Old Man With Good Teeth and Shaky Hands: Puzzling Logic (by Thomas Winningham at 11/5/2004)
  
  Seems like I read about this somewhere before... usually it's the crypto / algo buffs that are big into

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