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First of all, your description of coins is completely correct, and so is 96%. But it has nothing to do with the "event" you mentioned later or the "lottery" you mentioned later. You are confused, hehe.

First of all, "independent event" is the most important concept first put forward in probability theory. It is not only a correct mathematical concept, but also a correct view of the universe.

The word "independent event" tells you that some things develop according to certain rules every time, which are independent and have nothing to do with anyone before or after, especially coins and lottery tickets. The typical illusion is that people often say that the winning number will not win the lottery, which is nonsense. Even if the same number has never appeared twice in history, it doesn't mean anything. The chances of winning are slim. I can monopolize any number you buy. It's normal to miss it. I also bought lottery tickets, so I monopolized the number of the last issue.

"Successive events" only describe a coincidence. There is no such thing in mathematics, and there is no such concept. It has nothing to do with independent events, so don't pay attention to it.

Lottery players should regard it as an independent event. What says that lottery tickets have traces to follow, what rules and what experiences are all unconscious, which is equivalent to theism. Don't trust him unless your last name is Jesus. It's the same size to buy.