It's been really bothering me that while yes, it is statistically improbable to spin head 10 times in a row, where really each time you spin it it is 50/50, I'd argue that if you actively say that you're going to spin it 10 times, then you can calculate that it's unlikely for you to spin heads 10 times in a row
But time doesn't exist, the coin doesn't care that you've spun head 3921 times in a row, it's not it's problem it's yours, the state of the coin "before the spin" is the same as after the spin, it only matters that you ever begin to spin the coin to ever get an outcome, never influencing the past one

















