This is incorrect. This is not the Monty Hall problem. If you picked the red wire first, you would still learn the red wire triggered the bomb. The information was already printed regardless of your first choice. In Monty Hall, the host knows where the car is and always reveals a door you didn’t pick and doesn’t have the car, so their choice is not “printed” beforehand and depends on your choice, and that’s what shifts the probability to the other door. In this bomb example, the pre-printed information is fixed and doesn’t depend on your initial choice.
That did not make sense. Let me explain If you picked yellow and you find out red is not it then your chances are more likely be blue, but what if you picked blue first and then you find out red is not it, so then your chances are higher if you pick yellow? 🤔
@@Mahasnitothe odds wouldn’t change with it because if you wanted to pick blue first yellow would become 2/3 so it doesn’t make sense because both yellow and blue could become 2/3 and 2/3 + 2/3 = over 1
Also The game was also planned to be taken down anyways because of cost with more problems came in like karman interactive went out of business and then there was a lawsuit then the game was discontinued
