The internet is worthless with respect to classical probability - the number of good outcomes divided by the total number of outcomes. How many interesting fact

The internet is worthless with respect to classical probability - the number of good outcomes divided by the total number of outcomes. How many interesting facts do you learn per hour, per day, per week; some constant factor? Divide that by the terabytes and exabytes of the ever-growing web. That tends to zero as time tends to infinity. If a problem ever arises, there's a 0.00...1% chance at any moment that the internet is the correct solution, by rough estimates.