Is the law of series an illusion?

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Is the law of series an illusion?

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[Roulette787]

What is the law of series?

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nolinks://nolinks.im.pwr.wroc.pl/~downar/english/documents/law%20of%20series.html

LS

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Thanks LS

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[lucky_strike]

For inspiration you can read this part ot the PDF document.

The common sense LAW OF SERIES versus our results.

Here is the link:

nolinks://nolinks.im.pwr.wroc.pl/~downar/pdf/lacroix-lawofseries.pdf

Now if you find it hard to understand - some of the word they use - then you just make a list of them, copy paste, use nolinks.alltheweb.com and search for the words you find difficult to understand. Wikipedia is a great place to get a common understanding regarding different terms.

LS

[TwoCatSam]

LS

Cannot access your last link.  Firefox crashes.

Sam

[TwoCatSam]

Since I have been on this forum I have been preaching this:

"They believed that there exist undiscovered physical "attracting" forces driving objects that are alike, or have common features, closer together in time and space (so-called theory of synchronocity)."

By me, May 30, 2008

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Ah, you touched a chord with Ol' TwoCat when you speak of numbers "bringing" other numbers.

Back a year ago I postulated that certain numbers enticed other numbers to appear.  I have noted this phenomenon many, many times.

Recently I read a book on coincidence.  One scientist advanced the theory that "things like to happen together".  I firmly believe this

I used to sell parts.  We'd have a seldom-needed part on the shelf and would not sell one for months.  As soon as we sold it, before we could get to the supplier, another customer wanted one. This happened too many times for us not to notice.  People who were new commented on it without ever having been told others thought that way, too.

To cut to the chase:  Birds of a feather really do flock together.  Certain numbers will form a "flock" and another number will join the flock.

It is the same with repeating numbers.  None will happen for fifty spins (#5 with no more than three spins until the next #5) and then every third number is a repeater.

Keep sniffin' in that direction.


Sam

[ChickenDinner]

I too have always been fascinated with the repeating number phenomenon. I know that after a long sleep for a number, it has some statistical catching up to do, so we can expect it to start hitting more at some point. But it is strange how once a number shows, it seems like some kind of ball magnet is placed on that number for a little while, or there is a mysterious force at work - the law of series - that causes these events to happen together. It's a bit like waiting for a bus. You'll wait for an hour and nothing, then 3 of the bastards will arrive at once...

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