This is common knowledge though, and not some deep math problem, small children understand this concept.
If they cannot get something so simple right, while at the same time offered as a decision with likelihoods machine, why should I trust their other answers with "probability" they produce?
If they cannot get something so simple right, while at the same time offered as a decision with likelihoods machine, why should I trust their other answers with "probability" they produce?
Here's another post that shows how fragile or inconsistent, even dangerous, these decision models can be: https://zachlandes.com/trolley-problem/
Don't use decision models with important decisions, especially those that involve human lives or irreversible choices