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Coin Flip

Heads or tails, settled in a second. Flip one, or flip two hundred at once and watch the tally do exactly what a fair coin is supposed to do.

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The coin

Flip a handful at once to see how a run of heads actually behaves.
Call them
Rename the sides for anything with exactly two answers.
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Heads
Tails
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An honestly boring coin

Each flip is its own draw, so the coin has no memory: after five heads the next flip is still an even split, however strongly it feels otherwise.

Flip a hundred at a time and the tally lands near half — but rarely exactly on it, which is the part people find surprising.

Two answers, not just two sides

Rename the sides and the coin settles any question with exactly two answers — who goes first, which restaurant, which of the two plans.

Anything with three or more answers belongs on the wheel or in the picker instead.

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