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> If you throw construction materials up 1 quadrillion times, how many times can they randomly fall in the form of a house? It depends on what you call a house
by dalmo3 4y ago
> If you throw construction materials up 1 quadrillion times, how many times can they randomly fall in the form of a house?
It depends on what you call a house.
It will probably never fall in any given expected shape.
It may very well fall into multiple configurations that someone arriving at the scene after the fact, and without prior knowledge of what you expected when you run the experiment, would call a "house".
- rmbyrro 4y agoWould electricity from the grid run through wires into a power outlet?
- dalmo3 4y agoIs photosynthesis a requirement for life?
- rmbyrro 4y agoIn 20 trillion years, or even infinity, would you consider a rational expectation that electricity will ever flow from the grid through wires into a power outlet, by the work of randomness?
- adgjlsfhk1 4y agoin infinite time, definitely.