This is a real world experiment
* your results may differ
Quote:
[...]8:~$ cat randfile
0
1
[...]8:~$ echo > rancount
[...]8:~$ for n in {1..1000}; do shuf -n1 randfile >> rancount ; done
[...]8:~$ grep -c "1" rancount
507
[...]8:~$ grep -c "0" rancount
493
[...]8:~$ echo > rancount
[...]8:~$ for n in {1..10000}; do shuf -n1 randfile >> rancount ; done
[...]8:~$ grep -c "0" rancount
4841
[...]8:~$ grep -c "1" rancount
5159
[...]8:~$ rm rancount
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Computer random functions are not theoretical randoms.
"In every case, the peak probability is at half the number of flips and declines on both sides, more steeply as the number of flips increases."
The answer is a question: How many molecules of sweat are on each side of the coin you are flipping
