The Paradox Behind Modern Probability Theory
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- Feb 23, 2023
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Dice games were popular in France in the XVII century.People from all social classes played these games, from soldiers to celebrities to French aristocrats.
Some played professionally, like Antoine Gombaud, a writer and philosopher who, despite not being a nobleman, called himself “Chevalier De Méré...
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Dice games were popular in France in the XVII century.People from all social classes played these games, from soldiers to celebrities to French aristocrats.
Some played professionally, like Antoine Gombaud, a writer and philosopher who, despite not being a nobleman, called himself “Chevalier De Méré,” or “Knight from the Méré region.”