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How do you persuade yourself that a statement is true or an answer is correct? How do you persuade someone else? Various subcultures have evolved strategies and devices for dealing with these issues—scientific experiment, mathematical proof, trial by jury, consulting holy writ or the Guinness Book of Records. The trouble is, these methods are not perfectly reliable. Sometimes they convince people of a falsehood or fail to convince them of a truth.
In the July-August issue of American Scientist I reviewed Paul J. Nahin's Digital Dice: Computational Solutions to Practical Probability Problems, which advocates computer simulation as an additional way of establishing truth in at least one domain, that of probability calculations. To introduce the theme, I revisited the famous Monty Hall affair of 1990, in which a number of mathematicians and other smart people took opposite sides in a dispute over probabilities in the television game show Let's Make a Deal. (The game-show situation is explained at the end of this essay.) When I chose this example, I thought the controversy had faded away years ago, and that I could focus on methodology rather than outcome. Adopting Nahin's approach, I wrote a simple computer simulation and got the results I expected, supporting the view that switching doors in the game yields a two-thirds chance of winning.
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The initial statement of the problem as three doors with a prize randomly placed behind them does have a 1/3 probability of being the right choice prior to the opening of a door that doesn't contain a prize. Once a door is opened without the prize, the problem changes to two doors, each of which is equally likely to have the prize behind it. There is no advantage to switching doors.
It seems we are at an impasse. Neither the mathematical arguments given in my review nor the simulation results I reported there were enough to persuade Sampsell. On the other hand, Sampsell's assertion does not persuade me. How can we settle our differences? I could try further arguments and analysis; so could Sampsell. I could publish my simulation program so that others could run it for themselves; but my program could have an error or might be deliberately rigged to give the result I favor. There's an online version of the game created to accompany a John Tierney article in the New York Times; but in some quarters even the Times is not above suspicion.
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The mention of assumptions and word games introduces an important caveat. We can't expect to reach the same conclusions unless we all play by the same rules and understand the problem in the same way. A number of commentators—going back to the first wave of controversy in the early 1990s—have pointed out that certain assumptions are crucial to the analysis of the Monty Hall puzzle. In particular, it's important that Monty Hall must always open one door and offer the option of switching, and the door opened can never be the one initially chosen by the contestant, nor can it be the winning door.
Differences in the interpretation of the problem statement doubtless account for many of the continuing disputes over the Monty Hall puzzle. But there is a residuum of disagreement that is not so easily explained away. In another letter, David Lippmann of Austin, Texas, offers this analysis:
If Monty Hall always opens a door that does not conceal the prize and that the contestant has not chosen, there are only eight possible outcomes. Suppose that the doors are A, B and C and that the prize is behind C. The possible pairs of guesses are A followed by A, A followed by C, B followed by B, B followed by C, C followed by B, C followed by C, C followed by A, and C followed by C. Four of the second guesses are C, independent of what the first guess was. The probability that the contestant will win the prize is 1/2.
Lippmann and I apparently share the same assumptions about the game-show rules, and I even agree with his conclusion, in a limited sense: If the player chooses randomly whether to stay or switch, then the probability of winning is indeed 1/2. Nevertheless, I believe that Lippmann's analysis is incorrect, and a player who always switches doors has a two-thirds chance of winning. (The source of the error is that the eight cases do not all have the same probability. Monty Hall sometimes has two choices about which door to open, sometimes only one.)
The issue that concerns me here is not who is right and who is wrong about the odds of winning on Let's Make a Deal. The issue is how I can persuade anyone that my answer—or any particular answer—is correct. I have been stewing about this for several weeks, frustrated that I am powerless to communicate what I take to be a simple truth. But I've finally decided that what the episode demonstrates is the vigorous good health of the scientific enterprise.
Making progress in the sciences requires that we reach agreement about answers to questions, and then move on. Endless debate (think of global warming) is fruitless debate. In the Monty Hall case, this social process has actually worked quite well. A consensus has indeed been reached; the mathematical community at large has made up its mind and considers the matter settled. But consensus is not the same as unanimity, and dissenters should not be stifled. The fact is, when it comes to matters like Monty Hall, I'm not sufficiently skeptical. I know what answer I'm supposed to get, and I allow that to bias my thinking. It should be welcome news that a few others are willing to think for themselves and challenge the received doctrine. Even though they're wrong.
All the same, in the future I think I'll find some other example when I need to illustrate probability calculations.
The Monty Hall Probability Puzzle
The puzzle that has entered the lore of mathematics is not exactly the same as the game played on television. The situation in the mathematical puzzle is this: You are shown three doors and told that exactly one of them has a prize behind it. After you choose a door, Monty Hall (who knows where the prize is) opens one of the two unchosen doors, showing that the prize is not there. You are then offered a choice: Stick with your original door or switch to the remaining unopened door.
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I had the wrong Monty Hall answer at first until I read about the computer simulation and decided to rethink the problem, which then prompted me to develop a new understanding. When confronted with an...posted by Barbara BlossomAugust 15, 2008 @ 3:28 PM
The Monty Hall solution is easily expained by a truth table. Name the doors A,B,C with the prize behind C. Contestant's Monty's Contestant's 1st choice choice 2nd choice ___________ _______ _...posted by Robert HatchAugust 16, 2008 @ 3:53 PM
This is an effort to figure out the formatting your answer box. ______ ______ _____ ________ A B A or C B A B or C C A or B C or A or B ______ ...posted by Robert HatchAugust 16, 2008 @ 4:04 PM
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If you and I visit the same Weezer forums, you've probably had Rivers Cuomo's J-Pop album--okay, Rivers Cuomo and Scott Murphy of Allister's J-Pop album--for a while now. If you don't visit the same Weezer forums I do, now's your chance: It was released yesterday on iTunes. It's called Scott & River ... More >>
This weekend is Prince Eve. We understand that. But if you're unable or unwilling to part with the kind of money it takes to see Prince in something smaller than an arena, you can divert yourself with any of these coming attractions:
Chad HorstmanHorstman is the CEO of Yandy.com, an online lingerie and costume retailer.When you put your key in the ignition and turn on the radio, what station would play right now? The radio is pretty bad. I usually stream Pandora.What's the first album you bought? Bon Jovi.What's the first ... More >>
See also: Snoop Dogg at the Arizona State Fair See also: Judas Priest at the Arizona State Fair It used to be that playing the state fair circuit meant you were a has-been, that your rock 'n' roll career had gone belly up (you know, like billed after the puppet show, Spinal Tap-style). Maybe it' ... More >>
Alright, slacker. There's no more denying it: the holidays are here, and you need to get on that shopping list. Luckily, Up on the Sun has caught gift guide-fever, and over the course of this week we'll be offering you suggestions for the entire family. Even if your hipster sibling thinks he/sh ... More >>
Tom "Soda" Gardocki spent years playing guitar in SoCal rockers Wax (go rewatch the credits of Mallrats; the band plays right after its pals Weezer) but more recently he's devoted himself to more rustic purposes. Either performing with his Large Band, his "Million Piece Band," or solo with ... More >>
At the end of the year, we like to take a look back and think about all the awesome shows we saw throughout the months. But for whatever reason, 2011 seemed to be a year of cancellations -- and some pretty huge shows were canceled, at that. So here are the shows we were sad to see go. We're ... More >>
"(If You're Wondering If Weezer Will Play Phoenix On November 2) They Won't."Look, I've had my differences with Weezer. The band has done some things in the past decade that I have a hard time forgiving. But Hurley, the band's last record, wasn't that bad, and I was into seeing them at the State ... More >>
Jason Segel's forthcoming movie The Muppets will feature a stellar soundtrack, according to Consequence of Sound.Muppets: The Green Album is a collection of classic Muppet hits being covered by some pretty talented rocker stars. The soundtrack, titled The Green Album, gets a slightly ironic twist, c ... More >>
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Song: Weezer, "Tragic Girl"Context: This is the last song on the excellent and informative two-disc re-issue of Pinkerton which came out last week. Weezer - Tragic Girl (Pinkerton Reissue) by mmcizmar
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This season, Head Coach John Fox will take part in a weekly half-hour special on KMGH, Denver's Channel 7.
The John Fox Show, hosted by 7Sports anchor Lionel Bienvenu, will focus on all things football and give viewers an inside look at the Broncos on and off the field.
"We are extremely excited to have 'The John Fox Show' on Denver's 7," Bienvenu said in a statement. "Not only will we have Coach Fox, but Broncos Director of Player Personnel Matt Russell, who will also host a weekly segment. Matt's 'Film Room' segment will take the viewer inside the inner workings of the team, and, of course, Coach Fox will give us the inside scoop every week as Peyton Manning and the Broncos embark on what could be one of the most exciting seasons in team history."
From September 8 — the day before the team's season opener against Pittsburgh — to December 1, The John Fox Show will air on Saturdays at 9:30 p.m. after ABC Prime Time College Football.
From December 8 to December 29 — the day before the team's regular-season finale against Kansas City — the show will move to 6 p.m. on Saturdays.
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Special guests will be featured, including former Broncos wide receiver Rod Smith before he is inducted into the Ring of Fame at halftime of the game against the Houston Texans.
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4 weeks of spin, lies and coverup and now Obama prepares to double down and blame Hillary.He has tried to shift the blame to almost everyone else and that little con-man film maker in California is still in jail. Click Here if you Like this Comment
Bill/Hill are livid...betcha the break comes next week. she wants out of there before all of her political capital is kaput forever....it almost is now..that stupid talking like we all are in kindergarten is a joke... Click Here if you Like this Comment 2 persons like this.
Bill crys tell has achieved the obummer status imho. He has lost all credibility in his musings--only thing different is that obummer never had it! Click Here if you Like this Comment 1 person like this.
Ryan won the debate with his sober, conscientious demeanor. I know there is a segment of the population that thinks the way Biden acted is "cute," but cute is not what we need in command. Click Here if you Like this Comment 1 person like this.
I still can't believe how they are dumping this on SOS. Shouldn't POTUS step up to the plate and accept responsibility for what happens in his administration? This is not s/one getting a parking ticket -- four people were killed and the US was literally raped.How any woman could vote for Obama is beyond me. Click Here if you Like this Comment 1 person like this.
It was apparent that Raddatz's concentration on foreign affairs was meant to help Biden and trip up Ryan. It backfired. Click Here if you Like this Comment 1 person like this.
Had that debate taken place 200 years ago during the infancy of the Republic, Biden would have been given the choice of pistol or sabres at dawn.Rarely has any serious politician acted in such an insulting manner. Click Here if you Like this Comment 1 person like this.
If Hillary is a true patriot, or even a true politician (2016), she would resign and leave the State Dept. immediately, telling the whole truth about Benghazi as she slams the door behind her, and saying she can no longer affiliate herself with the travesty that is the Obama Administration. This would signal the "old time Dems" (like Lanny Davis, etc.) who remain Bill & Hill fans, that they no longer have to prop up the imposter in the White House, and the Party could resurrect their theme song, "Happy Days are Here Again." To do anything less, means that Hillary will be forever tainted by the growing Benghazi scandal, and her future political prospects would be nil. Click Here if you Like this Comment
If Romney wanted to seal the election at the next debate, he should play the bi-partisan card.Under his administration, he would ask Hilary Clinton to consider accepting a cabinet position (UN Secretary) for the good of America, the World, and the healing of the partisan divide in Washington.Romney would also come to her defense and say that the State Department would finally have adequate defense at ALL Embassy offices around the world and that some Embassy office would immediately be closing the day he takes office.The Obama "Foreign Policy of Appeasement" will end in 2013.If a country is hostile to America, kick them out of the US and immediately bring our people home.If the World wants to have ongoing relations with America, they need to show us their reasons: Fair Trade | Human Rights | Rule of Law (US Constitution not Sharia) |Religious Tolerance | Women's Rights. These should be the litmus tests.Romney would get the Women's Vote and the Libertarian vote with just this one policy statement. Click Here if you Like this Comment 1 person like this.
" Americans are furious at the Obama-Biden-Clinton stupidity and mismanagement surrounding the tragic Benghazi deaths. They are enraged at the Benghazi cover-up."Really?? I haven't seen any evidence of that outside of republican circles. Click Here if you Like this Comment
President Romney should run, not walk, from both Clintons. The notion that Hillary is popular among American women is rubbish, perpetuated by her minions. She is the type who most women despise. Pushy, political, mendacious. Dangerous.Looks as though her propaganda machine has invaded LCom. Click Here if you Like this Comment 1 person like this.
The object of the Dims and the debate host (but I repeat myself) was to switch the topic to foreign affairs where it was thought Ryan was weaker. Surprise, he isn't. Click Here if you Like this Comment 1 person like this.
Let's look at the record and see clearly that the idea that Joe Schmoe from Delaware is a 'foreign policy expert' is completely empty. His foreign policy 'credentials' are as false as his hair and his teeth. Mr. Rush Limbaugh has repeatedly enumerated examples of Joe Schmoe's foreign policy imbecility. Click Here if you Like this Comment
Your hyper-partisan mindset assumes that I am a propaganda machine for the Clintons.Nothing can be further from the truth.I am a Libertarian that has seen the Far Left and the Far Right blame their way into power, create a 16 trillion dollar accumulated deficit, and place over 120 trillion in unfunded liabilities at the doorstep of your and my children and grandchildren.Washington is a bi-partisan disaster that is being perpetuated by people just like you.You give no solutions other than a partisan one."Insanity" is defined as doing the same thing over and over again…..Reagan and O'Neill worked things out.Gingrich and Clinton worked things out.It took 7 generations to screw up Washington.It is likely to take 7 more to fix it.Romney can start that process and Washington may resist.But the American People will rally 'round that initiative in spite of your pessimism.So take another look at what I said and think it through again.We want the same thing, don't we? Click Here if you Like this Comment
Hillary Clinton started out miles to the left of Bubba before they ever married. She was and still is a rabid Alinskyite and will never change. She is probably to the left of Obie, if truth were told.Objection to her has nothing to do with being a partisan. She is just the wrong person to use in any so-called bi-partisan endeavor. Click Here if you Like this Comment
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Tom Imeson, of Portland, is public affairs director at the Port of Portland. He has extensive experience in state and federal government, with a focus on natural resources and energy. He worked for 15 years on U.S. Sen. Mark Hatfield's personal staff and the staffs of the Senate's Energy and Natural Resources and Appropriations committees. He has served on a number of civic and state boards, including the Land Conservation and Development Commission and the Board of Higher Education. Imeson has a background in forest policy issues at the state and federal levels. He holds a bachelor's degree in social sciences from Johns Hopkins University. First term expires: 12/14/2016 Contact Information: 7200 NE Airport Way Portland, OR 97218PO Box 3529Portland, OR 97208Phone: 503-415-6015
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Follow-up on the HL Tauri protoplanet candidate
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Please let us get the ball back and punch it in....again. I really hate rushing 3.
Originally Posted by Brooksie The things i would do to Sam Richardson sexually...... You do realize you said that out loud right?
Didn't know we played Kansas this early...clyburn must be having a heck of a game...Wait what? This is actually football?
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Our D is so good at giving up scores before half.
Wow how did that end up complete?
Bring it Oregon
all bruns needed to do was turn around, and catch the ball..no scooping it up or wondering where it was..it was perfect, instride.
Ok Wally, you can't rush 3 and leave your defensive backs out to dry. And of course if we send 4+, you need to find something known as "pressure."
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Great American Grill - The on-site restaurant offers a menu of American fare for breakfast daily and serves wine and beer in the evenings.
The hotel shares a parking lot with two restaurants:
Red Robin - Gourmet burgers and sandwiches. Casual lunch and dinner. Provides room service.
Chess and Checkers - Casual lunch and dinner. Known for their crab cakes. Adjacent to hotel.
Other nearby restaurants:
Friendly's Family Restaurant
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A movie theater is located directly behind this hotel. Additionally, nearby entertainment options include the Pig Pen Sports Bar and Game Room, the Mezza Luna Bar and Grille, Stabler Arena (concerts), State Theater (shows, concerts), and Croc Rocks Bar (concerts).
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The Center Valley Golf Club, 9 miles away, is recommended as the best of a number of courses in the area. The Blue Mountain Ski Area is 20 miles away.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Skiing - downhill nearby
- Golf - driving range nearby
- Golf - miniature nearby
- Snowboarding nearby
- Skiing - cross-country nearby
- Ice skating nearby
- Swimming on site
- Ski equipment rental shops nearby
- Bowling alley nearby
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To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
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Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Minimum check-in age is 21
- Check-out
Check-out time is noon
- Payment types
Accepted at this hotel: American Express, Carte Blanche, Diners Club, Discover, JCB International, MasterCard, Visa
- Pets
Pets not allowed
- General
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
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Only service dogs are allowed
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- Breakfast fee: between USD 1.19 and USD 8.95 per person (approximately)
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
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