
Passage: According to probability theory, tossing a fair coin has almost equal probability of getting heads and tails. I bet with people that if the coin toss comes heads, I win; if it comes tails, I lose. I tossed a coin 6 times and it all came up tails, and I've lost 6 times in a row. So my next few tosses are definitely heads up and will definitely win back.
Question: Which of the following options is an appropriate evaluation of "I"'s reasoning?
A. A.It makes sense, because God is fair and almost equal, and he is always unlucky if he does not return.
B. B.It doesn't make sense, because each toss is an independent event, unrelated to the previous results.
C. C.The next few tosses turned out mostly heads, which shows that the probability theory is correct.
D. D.This is just his personal belief and cannot be evaluated rationally or logically.
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