What Rusty said. But the real question should be: what is the probability of me being spooked out after flipping two coins 27 times in a row. This is the same as probability of getting a "weird" outcome (weird outcome = outcome which would spook you out). Getting only one {tail, tail} is only one of them. Adding a sequence with only one {head, head} (which I assume would also spook you out) would double that probability. If you keep adding "weird" sequences and calculate combined probability, you will realize that the probability of getting a weird outcome is not that tiny as you might think and these outcomes are not that spooky