While I'm here, I'll point to another problem in the ordinary presentation of the Monty Hall Problem.
Let's say that there is a rival contestant. Each of the contestants selects independently, and in the case that they should choose the same Door, the outcome would be duplicated. But you...
@justanothermanganerd—
… is not the problem to which I referred. Statistics are collected data, and compressions of that data. The underlying question here is of probability in the absence of data.
No. Attempts to use the principle of insufficient reason, or more generally to use what are...
The usual statement of the Monty Hall Problem involves important but unstated presumptions; without them, the alleged logic falls apart. For example, it is presumed that one begins by assigning equally quantified probability to each door, but do some reading on the problem of reference classes...
As to the story, it has sucked that Tsubasa's father and maternal grandmother have not explained to his mother that they will expedite her death if she doesn't stop fucking-up.
If you owe your life to someone, and she tells you to look away, you goddamned fucking look away. I hate it when an ostensibly sympathetic character stupidly betrays another.
I join those who wonder why the rain in Japan is so dire. When lived in the Pacific Northwest, many of us wouldn't bother with umbrellas, hats, or raincoats to deal with a typical rain.
The author of the source novel did not arrive at an explanation of the curse before serialization began, and the novel stalled-out. The person writing the manga adaptation has tried to fix the mess, but failed.
It's just that simple.