But theoretical probabilities are never exact! Honestly, nine out of ten people will not get five heads and five tails when flipping a coin. I'd say that experimental probabilities are far more accurate!
What kind of an argument is that?
If a coin is made so that it is fair and has a 50% chance to give heads, you flip it 1000 times, and you get only 499 heads, it is not a fair coin anymore?
come on...
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