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Flipping a coin 1000 times and getting >=700 heads has a ~1/10^24 probability. There's got to be a reason, even if it was as simple as "it was arbitrarily chos
by kdmccormick 3y ago
Flipping a coin 1000 times and getting >=700 heads has a ~1/10^24 probability.
There's got to be a reason, even if it was as simple as "it was arbitrarily chosen and then became standard practice."
- bluGill 3y agoBut just that in some direction maters for some reason (layout of the castle forced a direction and thus this works out to random chance?), and the rest was just what the mason felt like building (default to right handed?). You can come up with your own story about why direction would matter, and why for the rest there would/would not be a bias in direction. Then play with how random each one is to get the 70/30 percentage split.