But what the law of large numbers says, well, I don't care how many trials this is, we have an infinite number of trials left, right? And the expected value for that infinite number of trials, or especially in this type of situation, is going to be this. So when you average a finite number that averages out to some high number, and then an infinite number that's going to converge to this, you're going to, over time, converge back to the expected value. And that was a very informal way of describing it. But that's what the law of large numbers tells you. And it's an important thing. It's not telling you that if you get a bunch of heads, that somehow the probability of getting tails is going to increase to kind of make up for the heads.