> Examples of binary relations are binary operations (like +,–,⋅,/) on N,Z,Q,R,C,Rn, … etc. (where defined), since functions are special cases of relations, or, the order relations <,≤,>,≥ on R, for instance.<p>A function of two variables is a ternary relation, not a binary relation. /pedant
this isnt paradoxical at all, it's just you are looking at only 2 dice at a time not the full joint probability of a < b < c. i can come up with similarly retarded "paradoxical conclusions" if i took enough samples of different tiny slices of things.<p>dude is just trying to sound smart with yet another "counterintuitive probability post"