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Go-to: https://lnkd.in/eBVmcFB A great mathematician defends the gambler's fallacy Jean-Baptiste le Rond d'Alembert (17 November 1717 - 29 October 1783) was a great mathematician who contributed to the 'foundations of mathematics'. furthermore he was a philosopher and music theoretician and among the most influential men of his time as the co-editor with Denis Diderot of the famous Encyclopédie. He was well known for his opinions contrary to the scientific theories of his time. His "errors" and paradoxes abound in 18th-century mathematical literature. He believed that the result of tossing three coins differs from three tosses of one coin. He also believed that Tails are more probable after a long run of Heads, and promulgated the doctrine that a very small probability is practically equivalent to zero. This idea leads to the progression betting system that bears his name. His analyses of card and dice games were equally penetrating. Jean d'Alembert was a fanatical proponent of what we call today the "gambler's fallacy" and this system bears his name and is based on his ideas ... 🤔📈🏧🏆 #rouletteonline #roulettetable #luckyroulette #roulettewheel #spendingmoney #opportunityisknocking #youbet #loot #gamblinggame #lootboxes #onlinegambling #freespins #casinofree