My Talk At MoMath [EvolutionBlog]

In April I gave a presentation on the Monty Hall problem, at the Museum of Mathematics in New York. That talk has now appeared on YouTube. Here it is:

The talk is about fifty minutes, with twenty minutes of questions afterwards. There’s also a short introduction by Jason Rosenfeld, who is a statistician with the National Basketball Association. I certainly won’t hold it against you if you lack either the time or the interest to watch the whole thing, but you might enjoy the card trick I do starting at the ninth minute.

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In April I gave a presentation on the Monty Hall problem, at the Museum of Mathematics in New York. That talk has now appeared on YouTube. Here it is:

The talk is about fifty minutes, with twenty minutes of questions afterwards. There’s also a short introduction by Jason Rosenfeld, who is a statistician with the National Basketball Association. I certainly won’t hold it against you if you lack either the time or the interest to watch the whole thing, but you might enjoy the card trick I do starting at the ninth minute.

from ScienceBlogs http://ift.tt/28KRByg