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You are blindfolded and can't tell by feel which are heads and which are tails. Your job: Create two groups of coins that each have the same number heads-up.

Some caveats: 

A "group of coins" must have at least one coin. (So, no - "two groups of size zero" does not solve the problem)

Standing coins up on their edge is not a part of the solution (good try Florian!)

To be clear, you do not have to use all the coins (so, for example, you could end up with one group of 10 coins, and a second group of 20 coins, while 70 coins go unused)

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10k row

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Two weeks off! Still feeling blech

Tempo on a treadmill

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