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Is the inverse gamblers fallacy true or false?
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[QUOTE="RUber, post: 5497276, member: 524408"] That's right. The odds on anyone event are unchanged. So, you are just as likely to win the lottery this week as you were last week...even if you won last week. If you know that at least one person won the lottery, you would be looking for the expected number of tickets sold, given that at least one person won. This expected value problem should work out to 20 million. [/QUOTE]
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