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At the heart of the discussion lies the Monty Hall problem, a classic probability puzzle based on a game show scenario. Picture yourself in a game where you are presented with three curtains. Behind one of these curtains is an extravagant prize, while the others conceal lesser rewards. After you make your initial choice, the host, who knows the contents behind each curtain, reveals an unselected option that contains a lesser prize. You are then given the choice to stick with your original selection or switch to the other closed option.