Board Thread:General Discussion/@comment-33577126-20190121203828/@comment-35284508-20190123051604

Just a note on "keeping track". If you do, dont bias your own study by listing the occasions you noticed before you decided to keep track. As an example if you are rolling dice and you think you are seeing more 1s than you should, dont start by writing down the 1 you are currenttly stareing at. if you do then you cant have a "keeping track" roll sequence that doesnt have a 1 (which should be possible in a random trial). And of course if you really want to know the probability make sure you do enough observations, something like 5000 if you want to get within 10 percent of the real probability.