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Originally Posted by telekinetic
Look at your own examples. You have a 1/3rd chance of winning (win/lose/lose) if you don't switch and a 2/3rd chance of winning (lose/win/win) if you do. Each of your three options are statistically equally likely! This is probably one of the best demonstrations I've seen as to why you get a better chance if you switch--I'm not sure how you could type such a perfect explanation and yet still not understand it!
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Oh, the irony.
Good job, Strange Famous! Seriously. 
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Humankind cannot bear very much reality.
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