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Actually, when the outcome of previous attempts is known in advance, the chance for a new attempt is basic, 5%.
If two out of 99 people who read it died, then the chance of the hundredth person dying is 5%. It doesn't increase because these events are independent.
What dependent events are – Google "Monty Hall problem".
If two out of 99 people who read it died, then the chance of the hundredth person dying is 5%. It doesn't increase because these events are independent.
What dependent events are – Google "Monty Hall problem".