How Repetition Creates Predictable Results

A chart shows how outcomes stabilize with repetition: one attempt is pure luck, but many attempts reveal your actual skill. Upload more videos and virality shifts from if to when.
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The luck versus consistency chart, or if you wanted to look it up on your own, it would be the law of large numbers. And I find this super fascinating. So the red line represents a few attempts, which as you can see, makes things extremely volatile. 0 to 20 attempts will experience sheer chaos. Now the blue line is consistent attempts. As you can see, the line carried on at the bottom is the number of attempts. This blue line is representing 100 attempts. The more attempts that this has, the smoother the line becomes. The dotted line is the expected outcome because again, it's a 50/50 game. So the more that you do it, the more likely it's always going to average out. Let me give you exactly what it states. The Law of Large Numbers says the more you repeat something, the closer your results move to a true average. One flip equals luck. 100 flips equals skill and consistency. So if we bring that into life, or to make it relevant to this channel, if we bring it to YouTube, the more attempts you make, the less luck decides and the more your systems do. The more uploads you do, the more the system decides and the less luck does. So going viral isn't a matter of if, but rather a matter of when.










