Okay, so imagine you're at a party. Two doors. Behind one, there's a 99% chance of a million bucks. Behind the other, 100% chance of a hundred grand. Which door do you pick? Most people go for the million, right? But then, if I tell you you already have the hundred grand, and now you can swap it for the 99% chance of a million... suddenly it feels way riskier. Same odds, totally different feeling. Why is that?
Okay, so imagine you're at a party. Two doors. Behind one, there's a 99% chance of a million bucks. Behind the other, 100% chance of a hundred grand. Which door do you pick? Most people go for the million, right? But then, if I tell you you already have the hundred grand, and now you can swap it for the 99% chance of a million... suddenly it feels way riskier. Same odds, totally different feeling. Why is that?
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