In the post by André Nicolas, in this stack, he writes that the expectation is a linear operator on events. This I can not understand, what exactly is intuitive explanation of expectation being linear? or, maybe some motivation to describe it as something linear.
2026-04-02 13:20:57.1775136057
Why is expectation for binomial distributions linear (intuitively)?
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