I am not surprised. Part of the 50/50 idea is that people can toss the coin high enough to make an unpredictable number of turns. Which they can't. I'd be interested in the information how many turns such a coin made before it landed. I'd expect to see a Gauss distribution here, with the center sufficiently off to explain the difference to a true 50/50.

[–] Swedneck@discuss.tchncs.de 2 points 1 year ago

i'd more say the point is that you don't know if it's gonna be heads or tails, sure maybe one is 60% likely but unless you go out of your way to statistically analyze your flips it's still perfectly fine for randomly determining between two choices. where it doesn't matter which one you go with.