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by Adverblessly
978 days ago
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If I were to dig through my comment history I would find I have already responded to this exact sort of comment before, so let me regurgitate :) If the coin is resting on your hand waiting to be flipped, it is currently mid-way through being on side up. This is because the switch between being e.g. heads up to tails up is done when the coin is vertical. If it isn't a clear explanation, try imagining catching the coin and "flattening" it at different angles, while 50% of angles will match either side, at the moment the coin is flipped, it is already half-way through the angles representing the current side. This means that the correct sequence you describe it not THTHTH but rather THHTTHHTTHH. Taken at even intervals, both sides will appear the same number of times. Taken at odd intervals, at half of the intervals there are more Ts and the other half have more Hs. |
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