10,000 is definitely, you would have expected if this was the true probability, you would have expected that half of these would have been magenta, only 5,000 magenta and 5,000 blue, but you had 8,000 magenta. Now this is within the realm of possibility if the true probability of picking a magenta is 1 half, but it's very unlikely that you would have gotten this result with this many experiments, this many trials, if the true probability is 1 half. Here your experimental probability is showing look, out of 10,000 trials, let me write that here, experimental probability, experimental probability here is you had 10,000 trials or 10,000 experiments, I guess you could say, and in 8,000 of them, you got a magenta marble, and so this is going to be 80% or 8 tenths, so 80%, so there seems to be a difference here. The reason why I would take this more seriously is that you had a lot of trials here. You did this 10,000 times. If the true probability was 1 half, it's very low likelihood that you would have gotten this many magenta. So when you think about it, you're like, what's going on here?