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Talk:Counterexamples to Evolution (view source)
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===Law of Large Numbers===
This is arguably one of the silliest things I have ever heard.
Do you revert to your average size over the course of your life?
Is your soup served at the average temperature of your meals last week?
Historically people were much shorter on average a few centuries ago- our nutrition and health has improved and we're a few inches taller. You don't see people reverting to the 'mean' height?
Why should life approach some 'average' from a few hundred years ago?
The law of large numbers states that if you take a random even (flipping a coin) and repeatedly observe that SAME EVENT, your observed probability will approach the actual probability (50/50).
These blatantly wrong 'counterexamples' make the page hard to take seriously.
===Cavemen and wolves===
===Cavemen and wolves===