Most museums with math exhibits have a Pascal’s triangle made up of pegs with balls falling down between them and bouncing off of them. One of the things they want to show is probability and the Normal or Bell curve produced by these balls as they fall down most of us are familiar with. This is the curve produced if we flip a honest coin a large number of times and ask what are the chances of getting all heads, of all heads but one and one tail, of getting all but 2 heads etc. We ask what does a Normal distribution look like and why does this extremely simple pattern produce it?