A 7% probability versus 10% probability may be bad news, but it’s more than made up for by the increased number of red beans. It’s a worse probability, yes, but you’re still more likely to win, you see.
I don’t understand. Do you mean you are more likely to win with 7 red beans rather than one but also proportionately more likely to lose with 93 non red beans rather than 9? You wink and suggest there is some great wisdom there. I simply don’t even know what the hell you are talking about.
In the 1 red/10 beans scenario, you can only win once, no matter how hard you try. With 7 read/100 beans, you simply play the game 100 times, draw 7 red beans, and end up with 7x more money.
Unless the beans are replaced, in which case yeah, what the hell were they thinking?
I think the idea of the game was you get one chance to pick a bean. After all, if you can just keep picking beans until you’ve picked all the reds, there’s not really much point to the so-called game anymore, is there?
Even if you can’t keep picking until you’ve gotten all the reds, there may be some number of draws where the probability of drawing more than one from the jar with more reds exceeds the loss of probability from them being a smaller portion of the total.
But it depends on exactly what the rules are.
In terms of our reflexes… The lower levels of consciousness often aren’t particularly good at math, so they probably just use a rough count.
A 7% probability versus 10% probability may be bad news, but it’s more than made up for by the increased number of red beans. It’s a worse probability, yes, but you’re still more likely to win, you see.
I don’t understand. Do you mean you are more likely to win with 7 red beans rather than one but also proportionately more likely to lose with 93 non red beans rather than 9? You wink and suggest there is some great wisdom there. I simply don’t even know what the hell you are talking about.
No he’s being sarcastic kid...
In the 1 red/10 beans scenario, you can only win once, no matter how hard you try. With 7 read/100 beans, you simply play the game 100 times, draw 7 red beans, and end up with 7x more money.
Unless the beans are replaced, in which case yeah, what the hell were they thinking?
I think the idea of the game was you get one chance to pick a bean. After all, if you can just keep picking beans until you’ve picked all the reds, there’s not really much point to the so-called game anymore, is there?
Even if you can’t keep picking until you’ve gotten all the reds, there may be some number of draws where the probability of drawing more than one from the jar with more reds exceeds the loss of probability from them being a smaller portion of the total.
But it depends on exactly what the rules are.
In terms of our reflexes… The lower levels of consciousness often aren’t particularly good at math, so they probably just use a rough count.