The Gamblers Fallacy: When is a Coin Toss Fair? (3/6)  @PhilosophyFreak
The Gamblers Fallacy: When is a Coin Toss Fair? (3/6)  @PhilosophyFreak
Kevin deLaplante | The Gambler's Fallacy: When is a Coin Toss Fair? (3/6) @PhilosophyFreak | Uploaded August 2014 | Updated October 2024, 15 hours ago.
This is the third video in a six-part series on The Gambler’s Fallacy.

This video, “How Can You Tell Whether a Chance Setup is Unfair?”, explains why the answer to this question isn’t determined by logic or probability theory alone. Whether it’s reasonable to believe that a coin or a roulette wheel is biased depends on our background knowledge, our beliefs about the world.
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