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I like to remember that the odds of winning the lottery are easily in the 1 in 50 million, yet people still seem to win it. It’s statistically improbably to ge
by hmottestad 3y ago
I like to remember that the odds of winning the lottery are easily in the 1 in 50 million, yet people still seem to win it.
It’s statistically improbably to get 7 sons, but I’m certain that throughout history that’s happened at least once.
- sgt101 3y agoit's only statistically improbable to get 7 sons (in a row) if you have all couples that create 7 children have a 50/50 chance of son/daughter. If you have a reason why a couple will only produce sons (genetics) then it becomes much less surprising.
- Huggernaut 3y agoAt my primary school there were twin boys, with 3 older brothers, 1 younger and no other siblings so they were damn close!