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Is It the Right Way to Learn Probability?
When we start learning about probability, it's very theoretical. If you're going to first collect your data and then say questions like, what happens if we flip two coins? What's our probability of getting two heads? And that becomes theoretical, you move away from the data pretty quickly. So whereas an individual can't, we can't assume that we're going to get to the theoretical one. And if we thought we were, we wouldn't go into the casino, cause it's a losing be. All right? I know that tim has like a thousand questions off of what you've said. So i will hand over to him.