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That can be tricky here at Monte Carlo.

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So now that we've had that basic tutorial in matrix algebra let's run through an example.

Only raccoons could be this tricky.

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Then comparing them with observations of real universe is an even, trickier yet.

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An easy way to think about multiplication or timesing something is it's just a simple way of doing addition over and over again.

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So, in this first segment the focus will be on reliability and validity.

But it's a broad and very delicate subject, so I have to limit myself.

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So to wrap up this section.

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But you can almost justify any present value, by picking the right discount rate.

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Which is like in scalers, taking two times the inverse of two a half, with getting the result one, and here's the identity matrix.

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In the meanwhile, let me conclude the first part of my show by doing something a little trickier.