Hillary Clinton Has The Most Statistically Improbable Coin-Toss Luck Ever

Even college basketball alternates possessions after the jump ball at the tip off.

Then again, no one ever said it was fair.

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I will call it how I see it.

Auto correct is a wonderful thing.


Is grammar patrol all you got?

No, that just means Bernie Sanders has crap luck.

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Several coin toss videos in this article:
www.marketwatch.com...

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Well then strike my last comment! Thanks!

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1 in 64 isn't very rare. In math terms that's actually extremely common.

originally posted by: IAMTAT
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Several coin toss videos in this article:
www.marketwatch.com...

Bernie just has crap luck. Although it would have been nice to see the videos that were taken close up.

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
Just wondering if all the Sanders supporters are feeling Bernt today.

C'mere, let this Ron Paul supporter give you a hug. I know your anguish.

Not at all, he wasn't projected to win Iowa and he came extremely close. A small loss is still a big win for his campaign. He's also projected to win New Hampshire by a lot. If he loses there it will be a sad day, but a small loss in Iowa isn't a big deal at all.

originally posted by: Aazadan
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1 in 64 isn't very rare. In math terms that's actually extremely common.

About as common as hitting a megabucks jackpot in Las Vegas.

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originally posted by: Aazadan

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
Just wondering if all the Sanders supporters are feeling Bernt today.

C'mere, let this Ron Paul supporter give you a hug. I know your anguish.

Not at all, he wasn't projected to win Iowa and he came extremely close. A small loss is still a big win for his campaign. He's also projected to win New Hampshire by a lot. If he loses there it will be a sad day, but a small loss in Iowa isn't a big deal at all.

Sanders didn't really lose.
Hillary declared victory, but some networks still say it is too close to call.
Statistically, it's a tie.
There are still a small number of precinct votes in dispute.

originally posted by: Aazadan
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1 in 64 isn't very rare. In math terms that's actually extremely common.

Toss a coin...and see how long it takes you to get 6 heads in a row.

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Plus, coin tosses don't reflect voter preference.

At worst, Bernie and Hillary tied.

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If Sanders had won 3 of those six tosses...Sanders would've won.

originally posted by: IAMTAT

originally posted by: Aazadan
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1 in 64 isn't very rare. In math terms that's actually extremely common.

Toss a coin...and see how long it takes you to get 6 heads in a row.

The sequence will appear on average once in 64 coin tosses.

Is the American Public so destroyed, beaten down, indoctrinated and complacent that it will not only believe that six coin tosses allowed the Iowa Caucus to be decided but also allow it?

This is all to make sure you do not think about the shared emails between her and Barack and get upset about this instead.

originally posted by: matafuchs
Is the American Public so destroyed, beaten down, indoctrinated and complacent that it will not only believe that six coin tosses allowed the Iowa Caucus to be decided but also allow it?

Honestly, the vast majority of democrats hate republicans too much to be critical of their own party.

originally posted by: Aazadan

originally posted by: IAMTAT

originally posted by: Aazadan
a reply to: IAMTAT

1 in 64 isn't very rare. In math terms that's actually extremely common.

Toss a coin...and see how long it takes you to get 6 heads in a row.

The sequence will appear on average once in 64 coin tosses.

'on average'
It took me 93 tosses to get 6 tails in a row.

originally posted by: MotherMayEye

originally posted by: matafuchs
Is the American Public so destroyed, beaten down, indoctrinated and complacent that it will not only believe that six coin tosses allowed the Iowa Caucus to be decided but also allow it?

Honestly, the vast majority of democrats hate republicans too much to be critical of their own party.

Agree. Democrat hatred of Republicans is palpable.
We're used to it.

EDIT: Hillary also calls Republicans her enemy; Bernie, does not.
Maybe THAT'S why Iowa caucus committee JUST now declared Clinton the official winner with 4 more delegates than Sanders.

originally posted by: texasgirl
Was this a "Heads, I win. Tails, you lose" coin toss? Bernie too old to catch on to that one?

Seriously, I tried six coin tosses and came up 'heads' only twice. And I consider myself a very lucky person.

You consider yourself a lucky person, and random chance coin flips came up random for you? Crazy! I agree obviously tampered with if you couldn't replicate.