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A terrible idea, now real.
The term Gambler's fallacy refers to a misconception about statistics. [...]
In statistics, a random event has a certain probability of occurring. The
fallacy is that if the event has occurred less frequently in the past, it
will be more frequent in the future. -Wikipedia
Well no longer is this a fallacy my friends, these dice are real! If you roll
a 20 sided die, and you haven't seen a 20 in a while it is statistically more
likely to show up in the next roll with these dice. And the best part, it's
still uniformly random for large sample sets!
In statistics, a random event has a certain probability of occurring. The
fallacy is that if the event has occurred less frequently in the past, it
will be more frequent in the future. -Wikipedia
Well no longer is this a fallacy my friends, these dice are real! If you roll
a 20 sided die, and you haven't seen a 20 in a while it is statistically more
likely to show up in the next roll with these dice. And the best part, it's
still uniformly random for large sample sets!
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