It's like the law of large numbers, sharpshooter fallacy and like 5 other informal fallacies because everyone is bad at combinatorics.
You're looking at the outcome and then trying to infer the low probability of the result. This is like the old magician trick of them pulling out the same card from their pocket that you picked. But they also have a different one in another pocket, or a handkerchief with the card on it.
Hundreds of people here, thousands at kiwi all randomly looking at different sites and pieces of information.
It's similar to the birthday problem. Every hour that passed the probability went up someone would find it until it approached 100% asymptomatically.
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In a room full of only 30 people you have a 75% chance of sharing a birthday with someone
Kiwi faggots need to take a stats 101 course. They're not even non stealthy geeks.