It is randomness, not logic, that rules the world.

It is difficult for people to realize this layer of the topic of this article! Because it's counterintuitive. We like control, but we don't like the unknown and uncertainty. We cannot accept events and results that cannot be attributed. We always try to find an explanation for everything, whether it is logical reasoning or superstitious divination, it can make us complacent.

In fact, stochastic processes occupy a fundamental position in nature, and the world is unknown, random and probabilistic. "Probability theory" is the most basic rule in this world.

As before, before delving into random events and probability theory, let's do a few tests:

1. Which is more, an English word with six English letters whose fifth letter is n or an English word with six English letters ending in ing?

There are two balls in three identical boxes, one of which has two red balls, the other has two blue balls, and the other has a red ball and a blue ball. After randomly selecting a box, what is the probability that a ball is a red ball?

Suppose there is a game in which players can choose between three doors: there is a car behind one door and a goat behind the other two doors. When the player chooses a door, the dealer of the game (he knows what is behind each door) will open one of the other two doors, and behind the door is a goat. Then he asked the player, "Do you want to choose another door that is not open?" Excuse me, if the player does change his choice, is this change beneficial to him?

"We sometimes feel that we are desperately throwing dice and trying to control our own destiny. I don't know that I am actually the dice, rolling meaningless, driven by randomness.

When the wheel of fortune turns, she never cares whose life chips are on it. "-lonely brain

The above passage is impressive.