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Didn’t realise there were so many types!
IMO they should do jazzier colours. You can get brightly coloured stones to put in fish tanks so they can just use them.

#114

can you make a ‘which pebble dash r u’ quiz please

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#115

Sunset gold or yellow sienna, which look like the same thing anyway

#116

God I could be finished work by now if I wasn’t posting rubbish like this

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#118

Worst quiz ever.

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#119

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#120

:smiley: Oh FUCK YOU
You make it then
I’m tired

#121

GF has just arrived.

‘Yeah just give me half an hour,’

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#123

it’s a third though isn’t it

#124

I guess it depends if you consider A & D as separate answers as that would weight it differently

#125

it is 25%

#126

fair enough but are you sure?

#127

very sure!

#128

is this based on the question and answer themselves or your prior knowledge of how the game show works?

#129

It’s unanswerable because your answer changes the probability.

If you think you have a one in four chance at random, it’s 25% - except there are two 25%s, so the chances are 50%.

But you only have a 25% chance of picking the 50%, so it’s back to 25%.

If it’s impossible, the chances are 0%, right? Nope, because you have a 25% chance of picking 0%…

#130

It is based on my knowledge of the popular television show ‘who wants to be a millionaire’ and my limited experience in coding some multiple choice online games.

millionaire only ever has one answer per question that is correct, that’s the format of the show, that doesn’t change ever, there doesn’t exist an option of two possible answers. So the ‘right answer’ has been assigned to a, b, c or d. It doesn’t really matter if the ‘right answer’ is actually factually true, it only matters that it has been given the ‘right answer’ condition, so even though there are two 25% options in the above example - only one of them can be the ‘right answer’ because of how the game is set up.

So in this scenario you could choose one of the 25% answers and still get the question ‘wrong’, which would be pretty annoying if you lost 30k or something, but that’s really something you’d have to take up with the production company behind ‘who wants to be a millionaire’

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#131

hmmm so we are saying that probability doesn’t actually mean anything outside of a human definition? Could be true

#132

yeah that’s true but I saw the quiz show itself there as just a method of presenting the question

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#133

maybe there is no such thing as a something that might happen