Tbh I thought around there as well. Especially after they talked about anchoring. I assumed they would anchor really low and then get funny reactions when there guess is tiny compared to the real amount
- asks to guess the no of beans in the jar. - gives them an estimate they're sure to use for judgment. - guesses around the estimate - calls them stupid *What even*
the reason they are "stupid" is they just guessed based on the estimate given instead of actually looking at the jar, like that one person who counted the top layer
I was 55 off. I took a rough estimate of the jelly beans dimensions and made a rectangular prism out of them. 17*14*14 and then I added 1 for fun to make it 3333. I suppose that's an educated guess since I'm using more information than I was initially given.
Do you think the jar will coast more or less than $220. Answer is comments before checking answer. It is $402.33 because 40 jellybeans coast around $5 and 3388 (this is according to Amazon) divided by 40 is 84.7, which is then multiplied by 5 to give a total of $423.50 then the jellybeans are being bought at a massive amount so I should factor a discount of 5% which bring the coast to $402.325. This is rounded to $402.33.
try like 61$ you can buy a ten pound bag for that much on amazon 35 beans per serving about 23 servings in a 2 pound bag 23 beans x 35 servings = 805 in a 2 pound bag x 5 because its a 10 pound bag about 4025 in a 10 pound bag for only 60$
Rather than counting I would estimate by weight, if each bean weights between .5 and 1 gram you could have between 100-200 beans per 100 grams. Next step is to estimate the weight of bowl which according to result is around 3-4kg.
You could never estimate the size of the bowl. Could be plastic could be glass could have a really thick base and lip. Easier to measure the volume of the jar.
Calculate the volume and adjust down to account for space between the contents. My guess was 4,051 when accounting for about 80% filled. When changing answer to 75%, which I usually do, the answer I got was 3,404.
First step: Never be forced into a blind answer, you know nothing about the bowl or the beans. It’s a gamble and you will lose. Do you homework before negotiating.
I guessed 3200! Mostly because I just won a guessing jar today which was half the size of that jar and it was filled with gumballs about twice the size of those jelly beans.
I thought 6000 sounded so outrageously high that it didn't influence me at all but if I had heard 1500 first it probably would've influenced me especially because I thought there were less than 1500
ayeeee I guessed 3500 since I counted around 10 jelly beans from the side to center of the container. 4/3pir^3 is the equation of a sphere so you get 1000*pi*4/3 which is around 3000*4/3 which is around 4000. But it’s not a sphere, it’s a lot less than a sphere so I said around 3500
Bruh Indians been using this technique for eons. Every day is a bargain battle from fruits/vegetables to goods at open bazaars. We all know the first number is a high ball number and to counter with something really low...then settling for something in the middle which works for both. And when she said if its over or under 6K, I would've been like why did you say 6k?
I'm gonna buy that much jellbean and try to put it in the exact container. If it doesn't fit all to the exact level. I will sue yiu over giving false information without consent
That works. You should also account for how densely jelly beans pack given their odd shape, for example if they were perfect spheres you would expect them to occupy about 74% of the total volume of the container. A google search reveals that the packing factor for jelly beans is between 0.7 and 0.715. So now all you need to do is to measure the dimensions of the container.
Or you can use your phones screen as a baseline measurement and get an estimate of the volume of the part of the jar that is full than get an estimate of the volume of a gelly been and do some math and than you can at least have a guess that will be in the ball park of the actual number.
That's gotta be at least twelve
Taikamuna well you're not wrong
Alex Cruz but what if he is?
Your every where
Nah man it's about 6
@@piepachu2196 its probably 3.4555722
Are we all just gonna forgive that man for guessing 11000
Tbh I thought around there as well. Especially after they talked about anchoring. I assumed they would anchor really low and then get funny reactions when there guess is tiny compared to the real amount
No
I thought the answer was 301
I reckoned 10,000... so I am also guilty....
Yes
Just pour all the beans out and say zero
Fury Qwerty lol
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May I have your brain? Please...
Phineas and ferb!
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5:16 3,388 beans
Thx
You are the true mvp
Aria
I was guessing it to be 4000 😃
Lmao I just said 3000 random ass answer i came hella close
I guesstimated 3250
- asks to guess the no of beans in the jar.
- gives them an estimate they're sure to use for judgment.
- guesses around the estimate
- calls them stupid
*What even*
the reason they are "stupid" is they just guessed based on the estimate given instead of actually looking at the jar, like that one person who counted the top layer
this series is so fascinating! shame that not more people have stumbled across it!
As soon as i saw the jar i was like 700 then she said higher or lower 6000
So i said 2500..
"Heres the real offer!" I bet he got fooled right there lol.
1:08 she looks high AF 😂
And some how thats comedy
Anyone remember Phineas and Ferb?
Blue Blazer I love them
What there sisters name?
No mate I forgot my childhood
@@joshmansfield5330 nice
cigar ka potta I hate that show
What i really wanted to know was how many jelly beans were there in the jar and now im satisfied.
This guy does not break eye contact😳😳😳
Buford: “OH FOR CRYING OUT LOUD!”
*Eats* *All* *Jellybeans*
Buford: “There Zero!”
Me: "There Diabetes!"
2:17 that, ladies and gentlemen, is what we in statistics call an OUTLIER.
so cant we tell Anchoring is kind of Assumtion or assume mean.what is the importance of Anchoring??
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_Bob McCoy I mean, you aren’t wrong.
Love the limitless refrence!
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“OH FOR CRYING OUT LOUD!”
(I eat all the jelly beans and put the jar back in it’s place)
THERE! ZERO!
I was 55 off. I took a rough estimate of the jelly beans dimensions and made a rectangular prism out of them. 17*14*14 and then I added 1 for fun to make it 3333. I suppose that's an educated guess since I'm using more information than I was initially given.
George of the Jungle was a real cartoon and we cant just let that go
You just assumed we are stupid in the title? Anchoring!
The name of this series should be thinking fast and slow: a summary
Guessed 4.5 at first, figured it was a bit high and adjusted it to 3500.
Lmao for a sec I thought that instead of 4.5k, you thought it was 4.5 exactly
"Why are we so stupid?"
Triggered.
pretty impressive a lot of people actually got very close to the real number!
Do you think the jar will coast more or less than $220.
Answer is comments before checking answer.
It is $402.33 because 40 jellybeans coast around $5 and 3388 (this is according to Amazon) divided by 40 is 84.7, which is then multiplied by 5 to give a total of $423.50 then the jellybeans are being bought at a massive amount so I should factor a discount of 5% which bring the coast to $402.325. This is rounded to $402.33.
5 dollarz
@@FMFvideos nice
try like 61$ you can buy a ten pound bag for that much on amazon
35 beans per serving about 23 servings in a 2 pound bag
23 beans x 35 servings = 805 in a 2 pound bag x 5 because its a 10 pound bag
about 4025 in a 10 pound bag for only 60$
Between 300-500, definitely !
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@@RandomGuy-nm6bm Shit !
Why is your pic the discord official raiders pic
@@nihalperera9011 I had this pic long before discord even existed, somewhere since 2013
Lol insaid 367
roughly a sphere. radius is 9 jellybeans. 4/3pi(r^3) is 3055. not bad.
There are 3000 ish.
Interesting series..
Rather than counting I would estimate by weight, if each bean weights between .5 and 1 gram you could have between 100-200 beans per 100 grams. Next step is to estimate the weight of bowl which according to result is around 3-4kg.
You could never estimate the size of the bowl. Could be plastic could be glass could have a really thick base and lip. Easier to measure the volume of the jar.
I think the word stupid, triggers the.... Aah! Feeling to comment the number 😁😁
Calculate the volume and adjust down to account for space between the contents. My guess was 4,051 when accounting for about 80% filled. When changing answer to 75%, which I usually do, the answer I got was 3,404.
How did you know the size of the jar and the size of one jelly bean?
First step: Never be forced into a blind answer, you know nothing about the bowl or the beans. It’s a gamble and you will lose.
Do you homework before negotiating.
The real stupid person is the one who counted each jelly bean😂😂💀
I said 3,136 i was pretty close😂
I guessed 3200! Mostly because I just won a guessing jar today which was half the size of that jar and it was filled with gumballs about twice the size of those jelly beans.
Had this challenge in my college, I used math and won 😃🤪
I thought 6000 sounded so outrageously high that it didn't influence me at all but if I had heard 1500 first it probably would've influenced me especially because I thought there were less than 1500
My guess was 3257... Well that was close.
3,388 beans saved you 5 minutes
ayeeee I guessed 3500 since I counted around 10 jelly beans from the side to center of the container. 4/3pir^3 is the equation of a sphere so you get 1000*pi*4/3 which is around 3000*4/3 which is around 4000. But it’s not a sphere, it’s a lot less than a sphere so I said around 3500
I was literally over by 90 jelly beans. My guess was 3478. Thats a 97.5% accuracy rating
This series is good.
I woulda been so mad if they didnt say how many jellybeans there were
Bruh Indians been using this technique for eons. Every day is a bargain battle from fruits/vegetables to goods at open bazaars. We all know the first number is a high ball number and to counter with something really low...then settling for something in the middle which works for both.
And when she said if its over or under 6K, I would've been like why did you say 6k?
I could be told nearly any number and I’d believe it
I guessed 3000 by estimating how much were in each 'layer'. I was quite close!
good series
What if the number was exactly 6000 jellybeans so no matter what answer they chose, it would be wrong.
I'm gonna buy that much jellbean and try to put it in the exact container. If it doesn't fit all to the exact level. I will sue yiu over giving false information without consent
AriVovp first, learn how to spell.
i don't need to, as long as people understand the meaning of it. who give a thing about correct spelling? only when drafting a contract ,baby.
jellybean* you*
That's a whole lot of beans
Really interesting !
Elventeen
I had 3150 , by counting the layer in the open area (90) , and trying to count how often this could be applied(35) and got 3150 x) .
Counted it again this time the whole top layer had 190 and counted the layers 18 and got 3420 this time
Eat all of the jellybeans and then it’ll be zero
I actually guessed 1250 at the beginning of the video and I didn't know what anchoring was
I saw this guy on Ted Talk.
2:02 I'm 1650 btw
Hmm, what they speak is the truth, however I never want to trust a guy that leases a car.
Use random forest regression to solve this problem 😎
*Eats everything*
ZERO!
I am loving this series
I'm guessing 8,954 jelly beans.
I guessed around 300... so the anchor thing didn’t change my mind
We can calculate the estimate....
Volume of 1 jelly bean by volume of the jar
That works. You should also account for how densely jelly beans pack given their odd shape, for example if they were perfect spheres you would expect them to occupy about 74% of the total volume of the container. A google search reveals that the packing factor for jelly beans is between 0.7 and 0.715. So now all you need to do is to measure the dimensions of the container.
I guessed 3400, I can't believe I got that close..
Look I just want to know how many jelly beans there are
5:16
Or you can use your phones screen as a baseline measurement and get an estimate of the volume of the part of the jar that is full than get an estimate of the volume of a gelly been and do some math and than you can at least have a guess that will be in the ball park of the actual number.
Must not be a fan of jelly beans, I guessed 320.
I guessed 700 oh whoops 😐
Hahah me too
wait, i thought they will teach us how to count it or solve it. :/
I guess 3200
1056 did this before the video “i am way off”
I said over 6000 then said that there’s probably 2500 jellybeans, am I stupid?
My answer would be I don’t know.
Because I might accidentally making a wrong decision.
There’s no way there’s that many beans
I will guess 1 less jelly beans after i eat 1.
Just wen I'm helping out I do it because I want to not because I have to and do care
I am hurgry now 😥
NO WAY...I guessed 3,500 🤟😌🤟
Missed it by 12 beans
he doesn’t blink
Oblongon. First is 999 but I’ll give it 1998
Based on the dimensions, i think that there are about 7200.
Wow, way off that one
I guessed 3457, so close...
I guessed 3456 cause y not
Way more than I thought
2:45 who in their right mind said 11 000?
I will eat everything in that jar and I will answer 0
831?
Under 1500?? 😂😂
Thinking Fast and Slow
I thought 792
I trusted the Asian guy
How do we know they are telling the truth about how many jelly beans are in the jar? Count it on camera or I say bullocks.
lol i said 15x15x15 by counting height length and depth, to get M^3. got 3375. soooo close
Is that Gina darling at 1:14?
1430 I guessed before I knew
Crap! I said 2,200. 🙁
12,684 is guesstimate
I got 3,600, close enough