[Theory] a natural phenomenom that is too prominent to overlook at this point

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is when an event happens that seems rare or unlikely, its chance of happening again may seem very unlikely, but except its insanely likely to happen.

example = winning lottery twice in a row. some how people think this is rare as fuck, but if youve won a lottery once, theres a high chance youll win it twice.
more example = getting injury in one day, most time u get injured, u will get injured again in the same day. if u stub ur toe. u will prob stub another toe, or headbutt a wall. it just happen like that
again example = u having sex with a giga stacy girl that seem once in a lifetime of luck and propinquity. u will probably meet a girl of the same calibre within a week or so who is dtf

this is just something in nature if anyone knows the name of it. but it exists and is very prominent.

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also the main thing i see this applicable for is getting natural gameplay winning combinations.
lets say u get a crazy headshot in videogame, ur next shot has a much higher chance to be crazy also. its like a snowball effect of gameplay. thats how people get crazy killstreak one after the other in games. when they do something with good gameplay it positively enforce or buffs their gameplay to be more natural in the next few seconds or however long u feel it for. for combat sports this is very important to understand

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bump for the king of threads

[MysteriousWeeb420]

Because the events aren't independent. I.e. abstract math is not well suited to modeling reality

[MysteriousWeeb420]

Usually causal factor exists that makes repeat event more liekly

[sin]

Because the events aren't independent. I.e. abstract math is not well suited to modeling reality

saying events isnt independant is a word framework bro. it doesnt exist in nature. and yeh what the rest u said is right. but pointless words

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natural fluid peak gameplay

[AntonioJuraz]

Because the events aren't independent. I.e. abstract math is not well suited to modeling reality

ah yes the old, if you knew everything that ever happened, you will know what will happen theory.

[sin]

Because the events aren't independent. I.e. abstract math is not well suited to modeling reality

ah yes the old, if you knew everything that ever happened, you will know what will happen theory.

theres not will happen thats not in the moment u only know whats happening u either have it or u dont in the moment not outside of a moment, it doesnt exist. stop talking with bullshit words and understand the reality already