Probability Lecture 3: Conditional probabilities - 1st Year Student Lecture

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35:09 Henry.

[@sakura1910]

Mvp

[@sophiaisabelle027]

Honestly, I've been learning a lot of meaningful lessons from this channel. My brain is currently rotting right now. Thank you.

[@hilbert_jacques]

One of the best channels ❤

[@Vaibhav_._Singh_]

Is there any playlist of the previous video ?

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[@TheEulerID]

I recall the first year of mathematics in my old university being much harder than that. This looks like a fairly simple high school problem. I wonder what these 1st year Oxford undergrads are studying. Now that was 50 years ago, so my memory may be playing tricks but I rather doubt it. nb. Henry is a student, so no doubt if he's "cooking" pasta for himself, then he's just pouring boiling water into a Pot Noodle after a night on the beer, probability around 99%...

[@vade248721]

Word salad for the sake of making himself sound smart.

[@michaelsonntag1469]

Trivial stuff which is not useful in practice

[@miathemancat]

Ever been to a casino?

[@aaabbb-py5xd]

You can say the same about 1+1 lol

[@michaelsonntag1469]

First of all, the casino always wins;) But do you really think that someone, e.g. the professor in the video, is able to use this knowledge to make money in the real world?

[@michaelsonntag1469]

I don't think so

[@aaabbb-py5xd]

Better question, do you think Wall Street can function at all without this knowledge? @@michaelsonntag1469