When we, you might say that there is a 50%

chance that it will come up heads and a 50%

chance that it will come up tails.
But this is only an observation, not the
cause for it to come up heads or tails.
Outcome for random events are predicted using
a mathematical model.

Results: 1. Don't fit the model-we have done

our math wrong
2. Don't fit the model-the thing just
isn't behaving in a random way.
 In the case of a sequence of coin flips, you
expect chaos and disorder in the long-term,
producing a random sequence of heads and
tails.
 Coin Tossing Activity
Toss an one rupee coin for 10/20/50 times
and note down the occurrence of Heads and
Tails
 Factors that affect the outcome of our coin
tossing activity:
Laws of motion,
Statics and dynamics,
Friction, etc.
 If we could analyze each aspect of the
position of the coin in time and space, and
take into account all the forces that act upon
the coin, we would conclude that the coin is
doing just what it is supposed to do under
the circumstances.
We could set up all the same conditions and
flip the coin again in exactly the same way, it
would by necessity come up heads each
time.
 Can you toss your coin in a way so as to get
only tails/only heads or tails?
 Are we wrong?
After 10 continuous occurrences of head/tail
we may conclude and call the coin-thrower a
liar based on the non-random results.
Statistically, we would have only 1 chance in a
thousand of being wrong!
Are Evolutionists Wrong??
Immensely lower probability of things
happening in the evolutionary scheme of things,
one should conclude (to be consistent) that
evolution didnt happen.
That person would have a 1 in
1000000000000...(fill in some enormous
number of zeros)...0 chance of being wrong,
solely on the basis of sheer probabilities.
Conclusion
The chance of life originating by itself and
evolving to complex life forms seems
impossible