@8:36 Probability of rolling any number one through six on a perfect die is 1/6. The probability of rolling the same number on two dice is 1/6 times 1/6. The probability of rolling the same number on all dice is 1/6 to the power of the number of dice, in this case 7. (1/6)^7 is 1/279,936, which is approximately 0.00036%.
I agree. If I decide to quickly change lanes in rush hour traffic, I’m checking the for a car in that lane….not a bike running between cars at speed. So many times I’ve been startled when a bike suddenly zips by. The guy giving the car driver a “what the hell” sign wasn’t fair either.
I was in Ca. for a short time, I figured if it was legal to lane split it was legal to ride the shoulder, so I was riding down the shoulder and got pulled over, I had a Pa. license and registration and I told the cop why I thought it was legal, and he said he understood my thinking, so he let me go. When I did lane split, it was only during stop-and-go traffic and I only went five or ten miles an hour. I think those guys are nuts that fly between cars.
I'm surprised California hasn't done away with helmet laws. Lane splitting is dangerous and rude, and it really should be common sense not to, but there you are.
Watched so many of these epic fails - was worried that guy was going to throw the baby at the hoop as well... Phew! The guy trying to get hit by lightening TWICE! And succeeding... Definitely deserving of a {Almost } Darwin Award.
The probability of rolling 4 on all 7 dice is 0.0004% giving an odds of 1 in 279,936. I am extremely impressed if that is an authentic video and not photoshopped.
It doesn't need to be photo shopped. It would take less than a week to make that lucky toss if the odds are to be believed and assuming you're not spending every waking minute literally rolling the dice.
the odds of rolling 7 of ANY same number is 6^6 but the odds of rolling 7 FOURS SPECIFICALLY is 6^7, the extra power of 6 comes from that it is 1 in 6 to be fours as opposed to any other number
8:40 Probability = Number of favorable outcomes / Total number of possible outcomes, the probability is approximately 0.0000214, which is about 0.00214% or 1 in 46,656. Compared to winning the lottery which is about 1 in 13,983,816. This number may vary with different lotteries but the dice role is much more likely than winning the lottery. = 6 / 6^7 = 6 / 279,936 ≈ 0.0000214
Yeah, about the stupidist thing I've ever seen n a while: standing in a lake with an 8 foot fishing pole in the middle of a storm. Dude's lucky that he didn't get a direct hit!
@@MadAsterix This is why the Darwin Award was created. People dumb enough to do things that are obviously lethal. He *_should_* have retreated after the first shock, but NOOO, he stood there and let it happen *_again_* !
12:34, I know you are riding a motorcycle but don't go between two lanes. Yes, you can but it is not how you are supposed to ride your motorcycle on the road. Choose 1 of the lane, Don't choose 1/2 of the lane.
8:40 (1/6)⁶ or about 1 in 46656 attempts At 6 throws per minute, you would take about 7676 minutes, or 128 hours or about 5 days and 8 hours of continuous throws Or if you consider getting exactly 4 and not every other number, then (1/6)⁷ or about 1 in 279936 In that case it would take 6 times as long or about 32 days of continuous dice throwing Yep, literally had probability lessons not 1 week before seeing this video
*Some people just seem to have all the luck! Watching videos of the luckiest people on caught camera makes us wonder if there is such a thing as fate.*
I guess it's mainly Americans who think this. In the UK lane splitting is quite common (and legal) and so other vehicles probably look out for it more (though not always!). There is a generally accepted rule by the advanced motoring groups that you should never go more than 20mph faster than the traffic and never more than 40mph. What's the point of sitting in queuing traffic if you're on a bike?
yea but probably they was idiots enough to film it. maybe thats just america every where else it would be a police investigation and the money would be confiscated
If I were one of them, I would make sure I have adequate life insurance, because with just a little mistake, I could become the 'unluckiest person' in the next video!
If the motorcyclist doesn't like people changing lanes in front of him *when he's breaking the law by lane splitting above the maximum speed limit to do so*, then don't lane split. I was just begging for that video to end with that asshole going to either the ER or the morgue, but I was disappointed.
@@wallykimball8829 All he did was wave. The guy changing lanes didn't use his signal and in some places it is legal to ride your bike in the middle of two lanes. Why people purposely want to hurt people is beyond me.
Guy with fishing pole was very lucky. I once got shocked by a bolt that came down from the roof via a TV aerial cable, into the frame of a metal window that arc'd to a metal door then sparked 2" through the air into my arm and threw me 10'. I'm alright now apart from the superpowers but bear it in mind when there's a storm.
I totally agree, 5:38 was a lucky guy to be working with a crew that's got their act together. Nobody wants a heavy load dropping on them! Trust is a crucial factor in any workplace, and it's clear that these guys had each other's backs. It's a great reminder that teamwork and good communication can make all the difference. Here's to hoping we all have co-workers like that! 🙌💪
You think they have their act together? They were too busy talking and not taking seriously what they were doing. The guy should have never started to lift that thing with the other guy standing so close, and the other guy should have known not to stand so close. They aren't good, they are lucky.
I have a shoes that would stop that from harming my feet. At least it's advertising to do so. And many very heavy stuff fell on it and the shoes didn't flinch. Every worker should have that kind of shoes.
The guy on the motorcycle is lucky but he's also a complete a******. And then he gestures at the guy who pulls in front of him after he's driving down the white dotted line.
The dice roll, easy trick no one thinks of. All the dice are weighted on one side, therefore the probability is very high that all of the dice will have the same outcome each time the dice is rolled.
@ 8:42 What are the odds of rolling 7 dice the same? With three dice, there are 63=216 possibilities, and again, six ways to get all the same number, so 6/63=1/62=1/36 is the probability. If we continue this process, it's not hard to see that with seven dice, the probability of getting all the same number is 1/66.
I got lucky with my car. It was parked under a car port at my apartment complex. It was snowing heavily. It came down so fast that the accumulation on the car port was too much. The car port collapsed but it actually teetered over like a tree. It tipped back away from the apartment building and landed on my neighbor's truck bed. Every car was trapped under the car port excepted mine. I was driving a small hatchback Ford Focus. I was able to back my vehicle out from underneath the car port with an inch to spare. The car port clipped my antenna. I could hear a *twang* sound it made as I backed out. No one else was able to get out because their cars weren't as small as mine. Later, some wielding guys came along and dismantled the car port and built a new one. The HOA probably paid for that truck damage.
As life long fisherman..started when i was 3 an im now 37..fishing in a thunderstorm is just asking for it..i do the maumee river walleye run an i have fished in pouring rain..i got 3 fish it was slow..he got what he deserved..dont play games with oma desalis she will mess you up(stargate fans will get it)
It depends on location. It's legal here in California, so he wasn't breaking the law (based on the CA license plate of the car). He was going to quickly, though.
I am always suspicious of clips showing people doing activities involving the throwing of things like basketballs into nets the "first time" drom a distance or any other activity that seems to have been "made" in the first shot. How many times did it really take before they got the shot they want. Yeah, I'm cynical.
It doesn't matter how many tried they had. They did something impressive anyway. Especially those that tossed the ball for a very long distance or behind themselves etc. Even having 100 tries it would be hard to achieve. So it doesn't matter if it's 1st try, 13th try or 64th try. It was extreme luck regardless.
@@NetsukiWhat does common sense have to do with whether I believe someone is lucky or not?? Validate their so-called luck. With today's technology, it's easy to make anything believable. Like I said , agree to disagree.
@@charlesw.daniel490 Because this is pure math, that You can calculate with numbers. if You say that 2 + 2 isn't 4, it's not Your opinion, it's You denying the fact. If something is extremely rare occurrence even after 100 tries, then it doesn't matter if someone tried it once, twice or 40 times. There is no buts there. You are just that kind of person that knows better than everyone and hide behind the "opinions". You won't change Your mind, because You were proven wrong. And will be even more adamant in Your opinion, because someone exposed Your incorrect thinking. And there is no technology involved here and if You think You can easily achieve everything with help of technology, then You are naive. Or are You trying to say that this was photoshopped? If so, then say it, instead of being scared that if You accuse someone of something like that would make You sound jealous. You just got a point and You defend that point for the sake of defending it, despite being proven wrong.
All's nice but sharks don't attack people, so the guy wasn't any luckier than any other person. That dancing umbrella in the wind, though… it itself was amazing. Same goes with that ball in next vid. 7 dice in a row with 4 dots? Is is 1 in around 300k or something? The balloon sniping was amazing. That seagull must have been in shock when almost hitting that guy in a boat, lol. That idiot fishing in the storm, though…
@8:36 Probability of rolling any number one through six on a perfect die is 1/6. The probability of rolling the same number on two dice is 1/6 times 1/6. The probability of rolling the same number on all dice is 1/6 to the power of the number of dice, in this case 7. (1/6)^7 is 1/279,936, which is approximately 0.00036%.
I'm amazed by the courage and strength shown in some of these jaw-dropping moments
like what?
what a generic nonsensical comment
That guy with the lighting fishing rod was lucky... and then pushing his luck.
12:09 so glad I don’t live in California , where lane splitting is legal. It’s illegal in Michigan.
I agree. If I decide to quickly change lanes in rush hour traffic, I’m checking the for a car in that lane….not a bike running between cars at speed. So many times I’ve been startled when a bike suddenly zips by. The guy giving the car driver a “what the hell” sign wasn’t fair either.
Yeah, not legal here in Texas, either. Doesn't keep some of them from doing it sometimes, though. 🙄😒
I was in Ca. for a short time, I figured if it was legal to lane split it was legal to ride the shoulder, so I was riding down the shoulder and got pulled over, I had a Pa. license and registration and I told the cop why I thought it was legal, and he said he understood my thinking, so he let me go. When I did lane split, it was only during stop-and-go traffic and I only went five or ten miles an hour. I think those guys are nuts that fly between cars.
lane splitting is allowed here, but only up to 30km/h faster than the cars.
This guy was going much faster, which makes it dangerous.
I'm surprised California hasn't done away with helmet laws. Lane splitting is dangerous and rude, and it really should be common sense not to, but there you are.
Just discovered this channel and already been through tons of vids. Content is great!
12:30, when you are driving recklessly and illegally, then get pissed when someone else makes a lane change LMFAO
Watched so many of these epic fails - was worried that guy was going to throw the baby at the hoop as well... Phew!
The guy trying to get hit by lightening TWICE! And succeeding... Definitely deserving of a {Almost } Darwin Award.
The motorcyclist acting all butt hurt at 12:07 is hilarious. He's literally illegally driving and is mad that somebody cut him off.
The driver is illegally driving too. Plus if he killed the guy, he would be also charged for the kill, which *would* be his own fault.
The probability of rolling 4 on all 7 dice is 0.0004% giving an odds of 1 in 279,936. I am extremely impressed if that is an authentic video and not photoshopped.
It doesn't need to be photo shopped. It would take less than a week to make that lucky toss if the odds are to be believed and assuming you're not spending every waking minute literally rolling the dice.
It's amazing how the luckiest people always manage to come out on top. They have a special connection with good fortune that's truly remarkable
It’s worth mentioning that the odds that a roll of 7 dice will yield the same number is 1 in 46,656.
@@ArmyFrog pretty sure it's 1 in 279,936 or (6 to the power of 7)
the odds of rolling 7 of ANY same number is 6^6 but the odds of rolling 7 FOURS SPECIFICALLY is 6^7, the extra power of 6 comes from that it is 1 in 6 to be fours as opposed to any other number
*I love your videos they are really entertaining*
3:16 *in the US where I live there are many similar situations and it attracts a lot of people to watch*
0:23 Now you gotta cut it down again.
The guy who got shocked from the lightning while fishing apparently lost his two last brain cells after the first hit.
Com tantos programas de edição, não se pode a acreditar em tudo que se vê por aí.
8:40 Probability = Number of favorable outcomes / Total number of possible outcomes, the probability is approximately 0.0000214, which is about 0.00214% or 1 in 46,656. Compared to winning the lottery which is about 1 in 13,983,816. This number may vary with different lotteries but the dice role is much more likely than winning the lottery.
= 6 / 6^7
= 6 / 279,936
≈ 0.0000214
I keep coming back to this video whenever I need a pick-me-up
Great videos and comments guys, here, have my like
Nice video 🎋
@ 0:49, that is definitely the most _fantastic_ diving suit I've ever seen. @ 13:57, somebody please save the lobster in distress. 😥
Lobster 😆
That shot is a 10/10
This video is a reminder that luck can strike at any moment and change your life forever. Really the luckiest people caught on camera
Yeah, about the stupidist thing I've ever seen n a while: standing in a lake with an 8 foot fishing pole in the middle of a storm. Dude's lucky that he didn't get a direct hit!
I've never gotten a triple yoke! How cool!
Pro Tip: Don't fish with a metal pole during a thunderstorm. And if you do, you deserve whatever happens.
So if he died he deserved it?
Thank you 😊
Don’t fish at all during a thunderstorm
@@MadAsterix This is why the Darwin Award was created. People dumb enough to do things that are obviously lethal. He *_should_* have retreated after the first shock, but NOOO, he stood there and let it happen *_again_* !
Do not be outdoors in lightning. That's really all your tip needed to say.
Nice video
04:09 This is definitely proof that luck is all around us!
8:28 - Thus Billy, Willy and Dilly from Duck tales have never got to the show XD
12:34, I know you are riding a motorcycle but don't go between two lanes. Yes, you can but it is not how you are supposed to ride your motorcycle on the road.
Choose 1 of the lane, Don't choose 1/2 of the lane.
Lane splitting is actually legal in several states in the USA.
I like the scenes with the small items on the grates. I could have lost an anvil in any one of them.
At 0:26! What a lucky day! Was that real money?
8:40 (1/6)⁶ or about 1 in 46656 attempts
At 6 throws per minute, you would take about 7676 minutes, or 128 hours or about 5 days and 8 hours of continuous throws
Or if you consider getting exactly 4 and not every other number, then (1/6)⁷ or about 1 in 279936
In that case it would take 6 times as long or about 32 days of continuous dice throwing
Yep, literally had probability lessons not 1 week before seeing this video
I can definitely calculate the odds of the dice vid. But i sure aint going to 😂
7:42 it was Special Branch trying to stop him. Lol 😆
i can't belive that any person in this video can lucky like that lol xDDD !!
Nice videos 😊😅
There sooo luckyy
THAT FISH AT THE END 😢😢😢😢😢
*Some people just seem to have all the luck! Watching videos of the luckiest people on caught camera makes us wonder if there is such a thing as fate.*
Spliting lanes on a motorcycle is just dumb and dangerous! it should be illegal world wide !
I guess it's mainly Americans who think this. In the UK lane splitting is quite common (and legal) and so other vehicles probably look out for it more (though not always!). There is a generally accepted rule by the advanced motoring groups that you should never go more than 20mph faster than the traffic and never more than 40mph. What's the point of sitting in queuing traffic if you're on a bike?
@@stephenweston1807 This guy was going too fast though.
5:38, lucky would be working with guys who do it right so it doesn't drop on you.
8:46 "i say seven of fours", says Davy Jones 😂
luckyyyyy
Try that with a REAL cake...lol
When I saw all that money I thought I was seeing things. I'd quit my job too. 😮😂
yea but probably they was idiots enough to film it. maybe thats just america every where else it would be a police investigation and the money would be confiscated
0:27 Charles S. Dutton had a TV show "Rock Live" and played a garbageman. He would surly have said. This is the perks of the job🤣
If I were one of them, I would make sure I have adequate life insurance, because with just a little mistake, I could become the 'unluckiest person' in the next video!
If the motor cyclist doesn't like people changing lanes in front of him, then don't lane split.
Yeah I was going to say the guy even made some unpleasant gesture at the car driver. What an a******
If the motorcyclist doesn't like people changing lanes in front of him *when he's breaking the law by lane splitting above the maximum speed limit to do so*, then don't lane split. I was just begging for that video to end with that asshole going to either the ER or the morgue, but I was disappointed.
@@elimgarak7330 Lane splitting is legal in many states!
@@randygreen007 not the way he was doing it.
@@wallykimball8829 All he did was wave. The guy changing lanes didn't use his signal and in some places it is legal to ride your bike in the middle of two lanes. Why people purposely want to hurt people is beyond me.
Guy with fishing pole was very lucky. I once got shocked by a bolt that came down from the roof via a TV aerial cable, into the frame of a metal window that arc'd to a metal door then sparked 2" through the air into my arm and threw me 10'. I'm alright now apart from the superpowers but bear it in mind when there's a storm.
great
I totally agree, 5:38 was a lucky guy to be working with a crew that's got their act together. Nobody wants a heavy load dropping on them! Trust is a crucial factor in any workplace, and it's clear that these guys had each other's backs. It's a great reminder that teamwork and good communication can make all the difference. Here's to hoping we all have co-workers like that! 🙌💪
You think they have their act together? They were too busy talking and not taking seriously what they were doing. The guy should have never started to lift that thing with the other guy standing so close, and the other guy should have known not to stand so close. They aren't good, they are lucky.
@@bigredc222 Lucky? It actually did fall on his toe, but he happened to be wearing steel toed boots.
@@UnbeltedSundew That makes him even luckier :-)
@@bigredc222 Lol you're probably right.
I have a shoes that would stop that from harming my feet. At least it's advertising to do so. And many very heavy stuff fell on it and the shoes didn't flinch. Every worker should have that kind of shoes.
13:09⚡😳
The guy on the motorcycle is lucky but he's also a complete a******. And then he gestures at the guy who pulls in front of him after he's driving down the white dotted line.
8:43 I calculated from a dice calculator that it is a probability of 0.000003572245%
2:05 AVANGERS!!!!.......assemble
4:45 so lucky
some people are lucky . hope they are well .
The dice roll, easy trick no one thinks of. All the dice are weighted on one side, therefore the probability is very high that all of the dice will have the same outcome each time the dice is rolled.
Please don't post the basketball and bowling shots as lucky shots now it's getting boring and cringe.
Stand in the water in an electrical storm with a metal pole in your hand and......... ⚡⚡🤣😂
@ 8:42 What are the odds of rolling 7 dice the same?
With three dice, there are 63=216 possibilities, and again, six ways to get all the same number, so 6/63=1/62=1/36 is the probability. If we continue this process, it's not hard to see that with seven dice, the probability of getting all the same number is 1/66.
That fish at the end wasn’t so lucky… poor fish.. 😢
*Fishing is still better than my life. This is crazy*
The odds for the dice are (1/6)^7 = 0.00000001028 out of 100
7/150 in its simplest form for the dice
full is 28/600
13:52 not lucky a lot of his stuff got destroyed
Pepper tumors are not uncommon at all. If you ever have to cut them regularly for a fast food joint, you'll see em all the time.
That first one the baseball catch, not luck, skill.
(1/6)^(7) = 0,00036% chance of getting seven dices with all fours
8:46
I got lucky with my car. It was parked under a car port at my apartment complex. It was snowing heavily. It came down so fast that the accumulation on the car port was too much. The car port collapsed but it actually teetered over like a tree. It tipped back away from the apartment building and landed on my neighbor's truck bed. Every car was trapped under the car port excepted mine. I was driving a small hatchback Ford Focus. I was able to back my vehicle out from underneath the car port with an inch to spare. The car port clipped my antenna. I could hear a *twang* sound it made as I backed out. No one else was able to get out because their cars weren't as small as mine. Later, some wielding guys came along and dismantled the car port and built a new one. The HOA probably paid for that truck damage.
That cat was terrified. Take care of your animals. 😒
As life long fisherman..started when i was 3 an im now 37..fishing in a thunderstorm is just asking for it..i do the maumee river walleye run an i have fished in pouring rain..i got 3 fish it was slow..he got what he deserved..dont play games with oma desalis she will mess you up(stargate fans will get it)
Luck is a fickle thing.
When you watched iCarly did you ship Carly and Freddy or Sam and Freddy?
@@IsraelLlerena ,
Put down the crack pipe your brain is fried.
4:44 Cat.
The clip with the guy lane splitting, it's actually illegal to do that.
It depends on location. It's legal here in California, so he wasn't breaking the law (based on the CA license plate of the car). He was going to quickly, though.
46656 to 1 odds of 7 dice the same
No its 1/6^7
The probability of all 7 dice landing on four is 0.0019%
Come on! Did the lightening guy go back to fishing again?
0:21 Cut off one tree, and make another. Perfect job
Pinball ball thru toilet roll, lets give credit for that
Not being a narcissist who claims to be first.
In in 279,936. In other words if everybody in the UK thried it just once, about 250 people would get seven 4s straight away.
12:05 Not her fault - don't thread.
I am always suspicious of clips showing people doing activities involving the throwing of things like basketballs into nets the "first time" drom a distance or any other activity that seems to have been "made" in the first shot. How many times did it really take before they got the shot they want. Yeah, I'm cynical.
It doesn't matter how many tried they had. They did something impressive anyway. Especially those that tossed the ball for a very long distance or behind themselves etc. Even having 100 tries it would be hard to achieve. So it doesn't matter if it's 1st try, 13th try or 64th try. It was extreme luck regardless.
@@Netsuki I will agree to disagree and leave it that.
@@charlesw.daniel490 So You disagree to common sense?
@@NetsukiWhat does common sense have to do with whether I believe someone is lucky or not?? Validate their so-called luck. With today's technology, it's easy to make anything believable. Like I said , agree to disagree.
@@charlesw.daniel490 Because this is pure math, that You can calculate with numbers. if You say that 2 + 2 isn't 4, it's not Your opinion, it's You denying the fact. If something is extremely rare occurrence even after 100 tries, then it doesn't matter if someone tried it once, twice or 40 times. There is no buts there.
You are just that kind of person that knows better than everyone and hide behind the "opinions". You won't change Your mind, because You were proven wrong. And will be even more adamant in Your opinion, because someone exposed Your incorrect thinking.
And there is no technology involved here and if You think You can easily achieve everything with help of technology, then You are naive. Or are You trying to say that this was photoshopped? If so, then say it, instead of being scared that if You accuse someone of something like that would make You sound jealous.
You just got a point and You defend that point for the sake of defending it, despite being proven wrong.
The probability of the dice roll is 6 to the power of 7 or 279,936 to 1.
All's nice but sharks don't attack people, so the guy wasn't any luckier than any other person.
That dancing umbrella in the wind, though… it itself was amazing.
Same goes with that ball in next vid.
7 dice in a row with 4 dots? Is is 1 in around 300k or something?
The balloon sniping was amazing.
That seagull must have been in shock when almost hitting that guy in a boat, lol.
That idiot fishing in the storm, though…
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Did anyone else notice that two of those die were fours instead sixes?
Can't tell if trolling or...
@@elimgarak7330 No trolling - I despise those; genuine question. I swear that's what I saw, but I could be wrong.
@@BK-qp8zp They were all 4's.
390,625/1are the odds.
So tired of motorcycle drivers getting mad when they are cutting threw traffic illegally an someone "cuts them off"
If my math is correct then the probability of getting all fours is 1:279,036.
Yeah, I googled it too.🤣
@@caseymacmacl7463 I did not google it. The probability of a four is one in six and in turn the formulae is 1:6^x where x = total amount of dice. xD
Ma è ovvio che se durante una tempesta punti un oggetto fine e che presenta del metallo verso il cielo è probabile che un fulmine cada
Is the baboon bass suppose to make this seem more intense? It just makes it less intelligent.
Luck is not living anywhere near Diver city.
*GET OVER HERE*
What is with the repeats? 👎🏻
motorcycle guy acting like other people switching lanes is wrong. Boooooooo.
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the tp roll/handstand/bull's eye guy was trult impressive, skill instead of luck?