A coin toss isn’t 50/50. And I’m going to explain to you what the odds actually are and how you can tip it just slightly in your favor.
But first I want you to think about a number between 1 and 100, it’s going to help me make a point some time later in this video.
There is a research paper by these mathematicians and in it they explain that flipping a coin isn’t a question of randomness, but a question of physics.
They’ve actually built a machine that can flip a coin and always get the outcome it wants, and that alone is enough proof for me that a coin toss isn’t 50/50.
Because if it truly was random, machines wouldn’t have been able to control the process. This means that they have figured out a way to control their environments, so that they can always get the results they want.
The math behind it is actually quite sophisticated with trigonometry, integrals, and probabilities in 3 dimensions.
But what are the odds of actually flipping a coin? It’s 51%/49%, in favor of the side you are starting on, the side that is facing up.
There are always people on my videos saying this semantics, it’s pedantic, for those people I’m going to show you 1% is not as small as you might think with this video.
So do you have that number between 1 and 100? If it’s 37 I want you to leave a comment letting us know. That is the power of 1%.
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