The law of decimals is a kind of psychological bias, which means that people consider the probability distribution of an event in a small sample as a general distribution, and grasp the characteristics of the problem to directly infer the results, without considering the true probability and characteristics of such characteristics. For other reasons. Based on the above definition, which of the following reflects the law of decimals? ['In a coin flip game, even if there are 10 consecutive heads, there is still a 50% chance of a head appearing on the 11th time.', 'An investment manager has performed better than others in the past two years, which does not mean that the manager is better than others.', "A survey of 100 people on the streets of Beijing believes that Beijing's house prices are high, so everyone in Beijing thinks that Beijing's house prices are high.", '0% of babies born in a large hospital at a given time are boys, the situation must be the same in a small hospital.']