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11/29/2014 1:34:49 AM
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You're the reason casino's put up the "last ten numbers spun" board at the roulette table. Too stupid to understand that the odds of every single turn of the wheel are exactly the same no matter what the previous turns were. But go ahead and bet those numbers, there's no way that "0" hits again....
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The chances of it hitting 4 times in a row are still astronomical... regardless of its implications regarding next week
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This is where people are misunderstanding the question. Here we're examining what is the probability of for example, on a 6 side die, rolling a 2, 5 times in a row.
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No, I understood that the concept of the conversation was, "wow, we flipped heads for times in a row, the odds of that are x, although the odds of flipping heads next is still 1/2." I guess my point was, that if a door being open is 1, and it being closed is 0, then when you open the door, get on the floor, everybody walk the dinosaur
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The chances of the future are, indeed, still 50/50 but he is measuring the ratio of chance of previous encounters so the ratio percentage decreases. I believe that you are arguing two sides to the same coin.
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Why do you people spread out of the cesspool of the internet where you came?
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This ^
