> The probability of any particular real number arising from a probability distribution on the real numbers is exactly 0. It's not an arbitrarily small epsilon

> The probability of any particular real number arising from a probability distribution on the real numbers is exactly 0. It's not an arbitrarily small epsilon greater than zero, it's actually zero. Nitpicking somewhat, but e.g. `max(1, uniform(0, 2))` has a very non-zero probability of evaluating to 1.