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Monty Python and the Yak

2009-09-27, 10:25 AM #81

Citizen86

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Statistically?

2009-09-27, 10:32 AM #82

Vornskr

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Yes.

2009-09-27, 10:46 AM #83

Emon

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Yeah dude, that's horrifically wrong.

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2009-09-27, 11:53 AM #84

Vornskr

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Think about it this way: how could your previous coin toss possibly affect your next coin toss? What physical connection could there possibly be between the two that would make heads less likely the second time around?

2009-09-27, 2:50 PM #85

Emon

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karma, maaaaan

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2009-09-27, 2:54 PM #86

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Miniscule displacement of mass.

nope.

2009-09-27, 3:02 PM #87

Alco

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Variability of environmental airflow?

2009-09-27, 3:03 PM #88

Emon

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The coin is made from soft clay, of course.

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2009-09-27, 3:07 PM #89

Alco

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Originally posted by Emon:

The coin is made from soft clay, of course.

So are you saying that the variabilities in the environmental airflow would be negligible?

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