Re: OT: Re: Are you a "Mental Gymnast"?

[Kevin McLauchlan <kevinmcl -at- magma -dot- ca>]

On Wednesday 22 January 2003 18:55, David Purdue wrote:
> Kevin McLauchlan wrote:
> > If you think you are seeing an effect carry
> > over from anything that the contestant did in
> > the first round, it's because you haven't
> > stated the problem clearly enough.
>
> Let's have one more crack at this, so maybe you
> can see where you are falling down here.
>
> The rules of the game are:
>
> PART 1: You choose one of three doors.

Oh yeah, right.... NOW you come along, with the 
definitive, clear explanation.

Except for the snippy bit, it's a clear, comprehensive 
and well-presented piece of writing. Others tried 
today (well, yesterday for you....  :-), but yours was 
the best that I read.  Why, that was.... 
*technical writing"!  I'd heard of that before...  :-)

Take another bow. You earned it.

Cheers,

/kevin


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