Jesse Perez

MATH DRAMA! Yugioh Math Crew I NEED YORU HELP!

Mark Rober is a big Viral Youtuber (and Ex Nasa Engineer) & in 2024 he made a BIG MATHEMATICAL MISTAKE!

As a statician/mathematican ... I cannot allow Engineers to keep getting away with this. :D

For 2 WHOLE years people took his math strategy as gospel and it went unquestioned! UNITL TODAY!

Mark Rober Suggested That he had a mathematical BEST solved strategy for the game "GUESS WHO?" that had a 96% win rate! Not only is that unlikely but ITS NOT EVEN THE BEST STRATEGY!

And what's worst! CHAT GPT EVEN AGREES! That it's the best strategy when asked what is the best strategy for Guess Who? !.

That all changes TODAY! I put on my best thinking cap and devised a BETTER MATHAMATICAL STRAT & SIMULATIOUSLY PROVE HIM WRONG!

But I to push this video because its not like my normal YGO stuff so it likely will be UNSEEN to the vast majority!

If you could kindly watch , like, mabye even hype it on mobile if you got the spare would be greatly appreciated and we can take down this injustice of GUESS WHO DRAMA and put it to bed once and for all!

Its a 20 20 min video and is a fun watch!

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P.S.

ALSO DECK DOCTOR IS TODAY AT 6:00 PM! BRING YOUR BEST DECKS FOR REVIEW! Will Talk - Tips, Tricks, & Techs like always! :D

1 week ago | [YT] | 8

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What video should I do next..? Also feel free to put any other requests in the comment section!

1 month ago | [YT] | 28

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Zaborg the Mega Monarch hitting that 82.6 Win Rate! I mean was there any doubt!?

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6 months ago | [YT] | 132

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I want to give the people MORE of what they LOVE!

What is your favorite things about the videos!? (This poll will be used to determine more of what I do in my videos if I should extend some segments or shorten others etc or focus on some things or not.)

If something is not in here please leave a comment below I want to make sure I give you an entertaining and enjoyable experience so let me know what I can do more of and what I can do better also!

10 months ago | [YT] | 66

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Wow guys! We did a huge accomplishment today! This couldn't have been done without you guys. So many laughs, stats and good times has been shared! Thank you all! Here's to more Math!  🤓

1 year ago (edited) | [YT] | 318

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Interesting MATH/PSYCH question!

For those playing or considering the new EXODIA with Millennium cards. How many cards would/do you run in your deck? 40, 50, or 60? (Round to the nearest 10 if neither).

Do you play as many as possible to not see the Exodia Limb Garnets? Or Play as few as possible to see your necessary starters? Or some balance in the middle?

Interested to see the psychology of the player base.

(There is no right answer btw as this is more to personal preference and how you view the game)

1 year ago | [YT] | 32

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If I do a Thumbnail/Logo Change which of these do you prefer?

1 year ago | [YT] | 32

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YUGIOH TROLLEY PROBLEM! What would you do!? [BIG DEBATE]

Scenario:

Imagine you're in a crucial moment during a Yu-Gi-Oh! duel. You have a powerful card that can wipe out all monsters on the field, including your own, to clear the opponent's field and possibly win the game on your next turn. However, using this card also means sacrificing your strongest monster, which is currently giving you a significant advantage and protection.

Decision:

Option 1: Activate the card, destroying all monsters, including your own strongest monster. This would clear the opponent's field but leave you vulnerable for a turn. You’re sacrificing your strongest asset (the equivalent of the one person in the trolley problem) to eliminate the opponent's threats (the five people tied up).

Option 2: Keep your strongest monster on the field, hoping to withstand the opponent's next turn and use your monster to secure victory in the following turns. This is akin to not pulling the lever, allowing the trolley to continue on its path without intervention, keeping your strongest monster safe but potentially allowing the opponent to make a comeback.

This analogy highlights the ethical dilemma of whether to sacrifice a valuable resource (your strongest monster) for the greater good (clearing the opponent's field) or to hold onto your resource, risking a potentially more dangerous situation in the future.

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Let me know your reasoning for what option you pick in the comments - very curious debate!

1 year ago | [YT] | 19

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Should the Channel have a Mascot? If so which one would you pick!?

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