Yes, that's why Germany never wins. Or Finland. Or Israel. So I'm a physicist too and let me tell you: Take these calculations with a grain of salt. It is very

Yes, that's why Germany never wins. Or Finland. Or Israel. So I'm a physicist too and let me tell you: Take these calculations with a grain of salt. It is very easy to underestimate the complexity of what actual people do. Voting blocks exist and they do skew the results, but they are not strong enough to determine the winner alone, despite what many commentators in the third world of Eurovision (UK, Germany) think. So far, no song has won Eurovision without getting a lot of points from countries outside its alleged voting block. Other biases in the system are also present, such as an unfair advantage for western europeans due to the juries, and the four orders in magnitude difference between vote weight. If you watch it (or make simulations on it) without the intention of just having some harmless fun, you're doing it wrong.