Gamblers, judges and baseball umpires constantly make the same mistake -- believing that things even out, Jeff Guo reports on washingtonpost.com.
What’s unsettling is how this mistake undermines the thinking of important decision makers — seemingly reasonable, intelligent people who wield considerable power over the lives of others, Guo wrote.
For more on this superstition called gambler's fallacy: http://kenallensforum.blogspot.com/
