Is it providence to flip a coin?

Whether at home or abroad, whether in real life or in virtual movies, when people have a hard choice between A and B, we will always see the above scene. Coin toss, because of its randomness, many people think this way is fair. However, a new study shows that the result of coin toss is not "providence" because it is easily influenced by human factors.

Researchers from the Royal Gloucestershire Hospital and the University of British Columbia in Canada conducted an experiment on 13 medical students. After a short practice, the students were asked to throw a coin 300 times and try their best to make the face of the coin face up. As a result, everyone succeeded in making the head face up more than 150 times, and the most one of them reached 204 times.

According to reports, there are many factors that affect the result of coin-throwing, such as the structure and weight distribution of the coin itself, and the method of coin-throwing. Among them, the strength and angle of coin can greatly affect its randomness. Ordinary people can significantly affect the final result as long as they practice more and make the process of throwing coins as close as possible to the standard mechanical action.

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