Karma , Conspiracy or...?

first - you cannot disregard theory with even big number of examples not to mention small number. To disreard a theory from mathemathical point of view you must use what is called general case. No number of specific cases can serve as a general case. To show it on example (which i believe would be much easier to understand) let's say you come up with a theory that if you substrack to integers you will always get a neutral number then as a proof you post that 2-1=1, is neutral, 3-2=1 is neutRAL, 4-3, 5-4, 6-5 each case you show is ok with your theory - does it mean you're then right? no, as this theory is obvioulsy wrong yet all your example cases still proove you right.

Back to examples - and did nyou see the future? I mean infinite future in infinite timeline, to know that nothing like that will not happen in infinite timeline? Not to mention ppl coming back from state of clinical death (discussable matter) let's think about our more extreme example - fliping a coin. Remember - you're immortal, undestructable and so on and on - at some point in timeline earth will get nullified, then no more gravity field, then coin doesn't drop. Not to mention infinite number of other possible cases (all with extreme low - next to zero - probabilities, but still). In infinite always-moving universe at some point of time other galactic object with it's own gravity field much greater than earth or even whole solar system may move close enough for it's gravity field to nullify earth's. Ofc seconds laters earth will be sucked to this object and obliterated, but the point is that the coin won't fall ;p

You've clearly not read the article close enough - just read examples, they're obvious (ofc they are - so it can be explained easily - giving basic examples to a theory doesn't mean the theory can be aplicable only to basic cases!) - if you read it whole, especially mathemathical explanation, not just examples you'd know that anything with 0.(0)1% chance of happening, whic usually in everyday life would mean 0, in infinite number of tries is bound to give positive result.

Other thing is that such an extreme cases like coin flipping are irrevelant mostly, as at local case such an example will still be so unlikely to occur that we don't need to even take it into consideration, but it's not a thing here. The thing is that somewhen in infinite timeline somewhere in the infinite universe the coin does not fall.