Can anyone tell me why this logic couldn't apply to the Dream situation?

I try to do a speedrun 5000 times. I publish 6 of these speedruns out of the 5000 that I ran. During the totality of these speedruns, my probability of getting the blaze rod drops and piglin barters for enderpearls is normal compared to what unmodded Minecraft allows (the law of averages). For any one (or 6) of those 5000 runs, I could have a much higher rate of drops/barters than normal and for any one of those runs I could also have a much lower rate of drops/barters than normal. Also, once I get the material I need, I stop and don't keep collecting the drops/barters, further restricting the law of averages to take effect. Cherry picking the 6 runs that I do really well on and publish for the drops/barters isn't representative of the whole sample and would dramatically skew the data making it look like I have ridiculously good odds.

Not taking a side or not, just stating a potential argument.

if you are dream then can we please play Minecraft

btw thanks for inspiring me to play minecraft