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Life & fun · July 19, 2017

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A Set of Dice That Follows the Gambler's Fallacy

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A Set of Dice That Follows the Gambler's Fallacy is a dice tool designed for people interested in probability and cognitive biases. It simulates weighted dice that artificially increase the likelihood of outcomes that haven't appeared recently, mirroring how humans mistakenly believe past results influence future probability. The project demonstrates this psychological phenomenon through interactive dice rolls, making it useful for educators and learners studying decision-making biases and statistics.

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