Sassey

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.

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.

As a “leaver” im not “scared” of a second referendum. I just dont see the point. We had a vote, the result was to leave. Should we keep having referendums until the vote changes?

While i think that many of us voted without knowing all the facts i dont think it changes how we would vote necessarily. Id still vote to leave.

People are tired of…[Read more]

Time to breathe

Time to feel

To think

Melt into the ocean and the moon

Dance with the wind

Laugh with the thunder and scream as a storm

Argue with the rain

Part of it all

The grain of sand in an avalanche

The tremor of an earthquake

Where mountains are formed

Merry Christmas to my JC family. This place can be a joy. It can make me giggle when I’m low. I appreciate all who support me, (and others) all year long. Of course I’m three bucks fiZZ in, and im feeling merry. Love and hugs to all x

My my my talk about a personality disorder if ever I saw one….take a deep breath

When i voted leave, i didnt vote that way because i thought it would be a quick fix. I voted leave knowing things were likely to be a lot, lot worse before they had any chance of getting better.

There is potential that leaving will affect us negatively economically, businesses unable to get the things they need due to importation, our health s…[Read more]

So … you don’t like any part of the EU?

What is your favourite part of the EU?