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If you play a lottery and there is 1 winner in a 1000, what is your percent of winning?
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The Illusion of Certainty - Risk, Probability, and Chance
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- 1 Josh Tenenbaum and an experiment in ESP.
- 2 Risk, Probability, and Chance.
- 3 Marcus du Sautoy's Introduction.
- 4 Participant Introductions.
- 5 Are we good or bad at interpreting numbers?
- 6 The Monty Hall problem.
- 7 The fight or flight math means we understand numbers?
- 8 The "numbers are important" experiment.
- 9 VerizonMath: Verizon doesn't know Dollars from Cents.
- 10 If you play a lottery and there is 1 winner in a 1000, what is your percent of winning?
- 11 How well are our brains tuned for evidential data.
- 12 What is the birthday problem?
- 13 The way probability's are phrased are as important as the numbers.
- 14 Do we have a conception of a million?
- 15 What is a prior?
- 16 Josh Tenenbaum ESP experiment results.
- 17 "Numbers are important" experiment results.
- 18 How do we get a statistical society?
