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The Monty Hall Problem and the Philosophy of Fluctuation
We analyze the Monty Hall problem not only from the probabilistic perspec- tive, but also through the lens of the Philosophy of Fluctuation. The prob- lem illustrates how initial randomness, structural intervention, and decision- making interact as layers of fluctuation, eventually producing order.
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