Eric Cavalcanti writes:
From another perspective, I have just arrived at the
road and there was no particular reason for me to
initially choose lane A or lane B, so that I could just
as well have started on the faster lane, and changing
would be undesirable. From this perspective, there
is no
Stathis Papaioannou writes:
Here is another example which makes this point. You arrive before two
adjacent closed doors, A and B. You know that behind one door is a room
containing 1000 people, while behind the other door is a room containing
only 10 people, but you don't know which door is
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