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Le paradoxe Des deux enveloppes et le choix de l'indifférence
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I present in this paper a solution to the Two-Envelope Paradox. I begin with stating the paradox and describing some related experiments. I justify then the fact that choosing either envelope is indifferent. I also point out the flaw in the reasoning inherent to the two-envelope paradox.Author's Profile
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