by KarenAnn23 » Sun Feb 21, 2010 7:36 am
Just lately I have been thinking of something else completely different from above.. I don't remember the name of the man who did this experiment, however I'll give a brief overview, and I feel sure someone will know to whom I'm talking about..
It is my understanding that a man did a simple experiment of throwing a coin against a wall to chart the outcome, then he added a part. He tried to guess what the outcome would be before he tossed the coin..He found that he was slightly above the normal..with other tests thus providing us with the ideal that mankind has built in PSI ability...
I was thinging of doing this exsperiment myself, only on a smaller scale..at first just guessing, and then trying to feel the right outcome 1st..see if there is a difference in the two..as I have never tryed to use my ability to do this ( it's not really what I would call my fortay) however I thought it might be interesting to see the results..
Here is my Q. I'm going to use a roulette wheel as an example..let say we only use Red and Black as our base...Now I have heard experts say that no matter how many times it comes up ..say..Red..There is still only a 50-50 chance that it will come up Black on the next spin..
Now, I have a problem with this concept, because it can't come up red each and everytime..you see this correct..what I am getting at?
So, I wonder what I'm missing here ? If it comes up red say 10 times in a row, some odds somewhere, somehow says it must have a better chance at coming up black next time around..the way I see it something is missing..Mayby I have just never heard the answer, but common since says, after 10 times red, it has to eventually hit black and the more times it hits red the more percentage of chance it must become to hit black..
Can anyone explain what it is I'm missing here..I assure you I have no intention of going to Vagas ! LOL
Karen