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Oh ? I was sure it was Dom Juan in English -_-Dolyla!! It's Don Juan, not Dom!
How can Grace always look so lovely, by the way?
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Nope!
Don is a Spanish (and Italian) word that means "mister" which is used with a man's first name (Don Antonio, Don Fernando, etc.) to show respect.
The Don Juan character is Spanish, and he is called Don Juan in every language. Dom doesn't exist. The only Dom I know about is the French Dom Perignon
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As doña would be the feminine term.Nope!
Don is a Spanish (and Italian) word that means "mister" which is used with a man's first name (Don Antonio, Don Fernando, etc.) to show respect.
The Don Juan character is Spanish, and he is called Don Juan in every language. Dom doesn't exist. The only Dom I know about is the French Dom Perignon
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nope ugly tatoos that 5 yearold would get ewww
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I usually prefer no tattoo's to giant tattoos. but in this case: Happy Fucking Haloween! emphasis on Fucking!
How is there a 2-3rd chance of getting a black ball when only two unbiased possibilities are present?
Well she is wrong. After the first pick, the white ball is removed from the calculation itself leaving behind two cups - one with white ball and the other with black ball. Now the probability calculation only involves only the two cups as we know for sure(there is no need of probability for a sure event) that the third cup has white ballThat's Ruby's Magicka
But you can verify if she's wrong if you want
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And you're wrong... By knowing the ball isn't under the third cup that changes everything. there were 33% from each cup. You have 33 for A / 33 for B and 33 for C / If you choose B you have 33 and still have 66 % it is on A or C.... BUT you know that it isn't in A so the 66% are all on C !
Look at movies "blackjack 21" or read the Monty hall Problem / Paradox
That's why she specifically ask to let a player draw the ball before... to know where the ball is not.
Let me ask you a question. If in that instance the mc takes a cup, what is the probability that the ball under the cup is 33% black and 66% white? Such is your explanation. It doesn't hold any validity.And you're wrong... By knowing the ball isn't under the third cup that changes everything. there were 33% from each cup. You have 33 for A / 33 for B and 33 for C / If you choose B you have 33 and still have 66 % it is on A or C.... BUT you know that it isn't in A so the 66% are all on C !
Look at movies "blackjack 21" or read the Monty hall Problem / Paradox
That's why she specifically ask to let a player draw the ball before... to know where the ball is not.
Probability doesn't work like that. It's a Wordplay used to confuse someone. Your explanation is like an instance in which one had to make a decision in which whether to burn something or not where we can only choose one option and not both unless it is a game where you are using a mod or are omnipotent.
When did the mc look inside cup B to know that there is a white ball under it? No he didn't. The only fact we know is that there is a white ball underneath A.
Edit - I'm not saying that it is wrong in the game(as it fictional and you are the one who decides the outcome anyway). I'm just saying that it doesn't work like that irl. Sorry if I misunderstood
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