Oh.Ive explained your stoopid stats on so many occassions fudgey ...come on now - read any book starting with the first chapter on distribution theory....probability only works in 'coin toss' simulations ...but I think you have always not really understood what 'coin toss situations' means.
So we can't derive a rationale to calculate the probability of a team (any team) not winning a premiership for the next 21 years, because it's not a 'coin toss simulation' (or situation)?
I appreciate it's not a scenario you would like to imagine, but unfortunately for you, your team is well on it's way to making it a reality.
So....
Carlton not winning a flag for the next 21 years:
- It's not 0%
- It's not 100%
It MUST therefore be somewhere inbetween, right?