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Topic	If there are infinite parallel universes...
Xethuminra 06/23/22 2:57:20 PM #94:	archedsoul posted... The probability of at least one heads in a coin flip of a single coin is .50. .75 for 2 flips. .875 for 3 flips .9375 for 4 flips .96875 for 5 flips .984375 for 6 flips You see where that's going? Apply it to any other number over infinity. Yes, I see how in theory even the most improbable event could happen over infinite time, but I certainly don't see where it has to. We're talking about something so improbable that it would only happen ONCE in ALL of infinity. Come on now. Something could just as easily slip through the cracks. And never happen. <cite>Xethuminra posted [p:966045731] in If there a... [t:80067368]...</cite> <quote>archedsoul posted... </cite> <quote>The probability of at least one heads in a coin flip of a single coin is .50. .75 for 2 flips. .875 for 3 flips .9375 for 4 flips .96875 for 5 flips .984375 for 6 flips You see where that's going? Apply it to any other number over infinity.</quote>Yes, I see how in theory even the most improbable event could happen over infinite time, but I certainly don't see where it has to. We're talking about something so improbable that it would only happen ONCE in ALL of infinity. Come on now. Something could just as easily slip through the cracks. And never happen. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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