So after 10 experiments, let's say that you have picked out 7 magenta and 3 blue. So does this cause, is this strange that after 10, out of the first 10 experiments, you haven't picked out exactly half of them being magenta. You've picked out 7 magenta, and then the other 3 were blue. Well, no, this is definitely a reasonable thing. If the true probability of picking out a magenta is 1 half, it's definitely possible that you could still pick out 7 magenta. That just happened to be what your fingers touched. And this isn't a lot of experiments.