What is defective about reasoning in the following way. Say I flip an ordinary

What is defective about reasoning in the following way. Say I flip an ordinary

What is defective about reasoning in the following way. Say I flip an ordinary coin and it lands heads 20 times in a row. Then I say: "Well, this combination of 20 flips is as likely as any other combination of 20 flips, so it's not so strange."

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