After the water level in the room gradually receded, the pressure of possibly being drowned at any moment was gone, and everyone's "tension" truly eased considerably.
Lin Yu also gained a little time to think calmly.
That was why he suddenly thought of something.
"Wait... Don't rush to make a choice."
Lin Yu interrupted the group, who were already preparing to choose the "blue door," and said in a deep voice.
Uncle Tie looked at Lin Yu in confusion. "Is there a problem, Nine Waters... Could this 'Three Doors Problem' be wrong?"
"It can't be wrong. It's something the mathematical community has already settled beyond dispute."
Bu Wang said in a deep voice.
Lin Yu shook his head. "No, this has nothing to do with the conclusion of the 'Three Doors Problem' itself... I was just thinking that even if we follow the Three Doors Problem, the final result still isn't 'one hundred percent'... right?"
April remembered what Lin Yu had said earlier. "I remember you said that after switching your choice, the probability of choosing the 'correct door' would become two-thirds, right... In other words, we still have a one-third chance... of dying."
Lin Yu nodded. "Yes, that's what I'm thinking about. No matter how you look at it—a one-third probability is still too high."
Upon hearing that, Uncle Tie sighed. "There's always an element of luck in a death game. Of the eight Instances I've experienced, there was even one where all the players had to play Russian roulette... After all, this is a 'death' game."
Bu Wang also nodded. "That's right... Honestly, a two-thirds chance of survival is already pretty good."
Even after hearing Uncle Tie and Bu Wang, Lin Yu still wasn't convinced.
"But this doesn't feel like the style of this 'Deadly Q&A' game."
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