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I think none of it has been factually proven though. There could be a way to disprove those theories. Set up a simulation and run it and calculate the percentage. Has anyone actually done this?

There has got to be a way where you can just pick from one box and eliminate all the ones where you pick from the box that has no gold balls from the start. It doesn't need to be that complicated. Just calculate the percentage of every time you pick from one of those 2 boxes and what the probability actually is after that.

You would have to eliminate all the ones where you pick from that box has two somehow and know it's that one. Then after the first try. Calculate that percentage.