Eric Cavalcanti writes regarding
http://plus.maths.org/issue17/features/traffic/index.html:
> I agree with the general conclusion:
> "when we randomly select a driver and ask her
> whether she thinks the next lane is faster, more
> often than not we will have selected a driver from
> the lane whic
I have read some stuff on Nick Bostrom's page
(http://nickbostrom.com/) and while in general
I agree with his conclusions about
observation-selection effects, there is one
example which I am not sure I understand.
It is the one about cars in the next lane going
faster:
(http://plus.maths.org/iss
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