Lightning Never Strikes Twice
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Fallacy
Lightning never strikes twice in the same place.
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The mathematical idea behind this fallacy is that if a supposedly-improbable event has happened once, then it is less likely for it to happen again.
This is similar to the fallacy that if a fair coin has come up heads a lot when tossed, then the chance of it coming up tails next time must be increased.
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