Imagine you're given two doors. Behind one, a car. Behind the other, a goat. You pick a door. Then, the host opens the *other* door (not your pick) to reveal a goat. He asks if you want to switch your choice.
Most people stick. But statistically, you double your chances of winning the car if you switch. Our brains just hate changing their minds, even when it's logical. Wild, right?
Most people stick. But statistically, you double your chances of winning the car if you switch. Our brains just hate changing their minds, even when it's logical. Wild, right?
Imagine you're given two doors. Behind one, a car. Behind the other, a goat. You pick a door. Then, the host opens the *other* door (not your pick) to reveal a goat. He asks if you want to switch your choice.
Most people stick. But statistically, you double your chances of winning the car if you switch. Our brains just hate changing their minds, even when it's logical. Wild, right?
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