Tom Gilovich described an example where you grab a bag of candies, pour it in a jar, and you look at it. The different colors are randomly arranged, but they don't look random. What reason did he provide for the fact that we see order where there isn't any? 举例说,如果你拿一袋糖果随意倒进罐子里,那么不同颜色的糖应该是随机分布的。 然而假如你去观察那些糖果的话,却会觉得糖块颜色分布有一定规律。Tom是怎么解释这种”无中生有”现象的?