Three doors. One Tesla. You pick door B. The host opens an empty door. Do you switch? Most people stay — and most people are wrong. Switching doubles your odds. This lesson reveals why human probability intuition is systematically broken — and how three cognitive glitches affect every financial decision you make.

📘 WHAT YOU'LL LEARN

• Why the Monty Hall Problem proves human probability intuition is mathematically wrong — and why switching doors doubles your chances even though it feels irrational

• How three cognitive biases — Representativeness, Availability, and Anchoring — each distort probability judgment with real financial consequences

• How Stanford's Psychology Department exploited human probability bias to win facility lotteries for 8 consecutive years

• When to use math to override instinct — and when instinct is most likely to fail you

📦 WHAT'S INCLUDED

• 14-page visual PDF covering all three probability bias frameworks

• The Monty Hall Trap — stay vs. switch probability breakdown

• The Stanford Hack case study

• Three-bias comparison chart with financial consequences

• When Measurable: Use Math / When Unmeasurable: Counteract decision frameworks

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