pucklermuskau t1_itv0hxz wrote
Reply to comment by eth_trader_12 in How does one figure out what probability is most relevant when deciding how probable something is? by eth_trader_12
what difference does it make that you know her name?
eth_trader_12 OP t1_itvas30 wrote
It doesn’t. You missed the entire point of the example. Even if I didn’t know her name, I would know that a specific person won it, and the math would be the same.
The math would be different only if I knew that someone at some time won two lotteries, not at a specific time. The time is what’s relevant here
pucklermuskau t1_itvbekr wrote
in all examples that are being discussed, those that you're strangely dismissing, we are assuming that the same person has won twice in a row. you're misunderstanding the argument.
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