👉 In probability theory, a trick-proof is an event whose outcome can be proven to be true even if the underlying probability distribution is not known. This concept arises from the idea that certain events are more likely than others, and it's possible for these events to occur even when the probability of each outcome is unknown. For example, consider flipping a fair coin three times. If we assume the probability of getting heads on any flip is 0.5 (which is what you might expect from a fair
