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One very unlikely thing happening doesn't make another unlikely thing any more likely.
by roywiggins 6y ago
One very unlikely thing happening doesn't make another unlikely thing any more likely.
- gibolt 6y agoNo, but it does show how significantly unlikely things can happen given enough time and billions of moving variables.
- mensetmanusman 6y agoIt doesn’t seem to just be one very unlikely thing, but a huge series of unlikely things...
- p1mrx 6y agoThe universe is pretty big, and there are lots of places where unlikely things didn't happen. When the next unlikely thing happens, it most likely won't happen here.
- vagrantJin 6y agoCarbon based life is unlikely in the universe and yet here we are. Watching tiktok. Just can't rule anything out.
- computerfriend 6y agoThere's an obvious observation bias here though.
- vagrantJin 6y agoYes. Yes there is.