Although the probability is quite clear, the actual event is extremely uncertain and confusing. One has no way of actually predicting the flip of the coin. Because of this similarity, the two, magical realism and probability, can be linked. Magical realism, too, relies on the view that the true nature of reality is uncertain. Magical realism and probability can both be uniquely explained as confusion within clarity.
Real life acts as a confusion within clarity just as magical realism.
None of these answers can be logically explained. For this reason, magical realism is growing ever more popular. People can now question things freely, instead of being persecuted for their curiosity. K.C. The Universe and The Teacup. Harcourt Brace and Company.