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If he sticks with his original choice his chance of success is 1/3. If he changes his mind his chances of success are 2/3.
His second choice offers him more information that wasn’t available with his first.
spot on echo , I’m impressed
This is actually wrong.
The Monty Hall problem needs 4 or more choices before the probability of winning increases from switching. With three choices the probability is 1/3 in both cases.
I feel like we’ve discussed this before.
I am a citizen of the world
Perhaps someone could explain how the Leave élite think we can avoid the suffering of a no-deal Brexit, because the ‘stories’ I’ve heard from everyone else, Leaver and Remainer, seem pretty convincing!
What is your favourite part of the EU?
That’s no answer, drac!!
So … you don’t like any part of the EU?
Perhaps someone could explain how the Leave élite think we can avoid the suffering of a no-deal Brexit, because the ‘stories’ I’ve heard from everyone else, Leaver and Remainer, seem pretty convincing!
What is your favourite part of the EU?
If you had lost, you’d be demanding another referendum, as Farage made clear.
I’m not Farage.
Remain isn’t and should NEVER be an option, that ship has sailed. What, divide the leave vote and remain by default ? Of course that is exactly what some want to happen You’d have to be very niaeve to believe otherwise !!
The proposals for the “people’s vote” that I have seen use Single Transferable Voting (STV), which would mean that the leave vote would not be split in this way.
Athough, I think that holding another referendum on this subject is a terrible idea regardless of what voting method is used, and what options are on it.
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Now, drac, I remember you continually scorning my point that a referendum could well be on the way. You were saying that there was no way that a second referendum could be held.
I think that holding a second referendum is a terrible idea.
The only real alternative is that this Parliament could well end up leading us out of the EU without a deal – really. Now that would be bad, very bad, imho.
That seems to be what JC users want, so far.
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No Deal
You’re a lucky gal, Drac. She sounds interesting. Why does she love Moggy though? He makes me giggle, and I respect his sense of principle, but I don’t love him.
You would have to ask her for specifics, but I would guess that its because he isn’t ashamed of who he is, and doesn’t pretend to be someone else because of it, and because of his accent.
Dident know that much about Rees-Mogg.So went and had a speed read.
What i found was, He has lived a very privliged life.He wouldent have a clue how the common man on the street thinks or feels about living in todays Britan.He seems to come from a diffrent era.Very educated and very ritch,and takes for granted that he would know more how to run our lives for us than we could understand.Arragent,egotistical,very charming and witty though.Too much like Borros Johnson,a celbrety.Borris Johnson is shamles.He was sure that the British people would vote to stay in the Eu,and when they dident lol he did a compleat Turnaround.He has relyed on his common sence father to go in celeb jungle to turn things around for him,was very weasely.That is exactley what i thought when i read about mr mogg,weasely.I cant take him seriously at all.
My fiance is a socialist remain voter, she loves Mogg.
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