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Even if the class had 200 students the winner didn't need to flip 200 in a row. On average, half the students of the class would get Heads in each iteration, wh
by kinkrtyavimoodh 9y ago
Even if the class had 200 students the winner didn't need to flip 200 in a row. On average, half the students of the class would get Heads in each iteration, which means that this experiment would go on only for lg(200) iterations, which is only 7. Flipping 7 Heads in a row is not all that difficult to imagine.
- yters 9y agoMy point is large enough amounts of success cannot be attributed to survivorship bias.