But make a sufficient number of tosses, and the heads and tails will about even up. This is the operation of the law of averages. Both the averages and the single toss come under the Law of Cause and Effect. If you were able to examine the preceding causes, it would be clear that it was simply impossible for the die to fall other than it did under the circumstances and at that time. Given the same causes, the same results will follow.
Nothing ever happens without a cause or, rather, a chain of causes.
As a matter of fact, no thing ever causes or creates another thing. Cause and Effect deals only with events. There is continuity between all events precedent, consequent, and subsequent. There is relation existing between everything that has gone before and everything that follows. A stone is dislodged from a mountainside and crashes through a roof of a cabin in the valley below.