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Infinite sets does not equate to infinite possibility. Like you said, it only includes feasible combinations which is determined by our universe. If you roll a

by Sevrene 12y ago

Infinite sets does not equate to infinite possibility. Like you said, it only includes feasible combinations which is determined by our universe. If you roll a 6 sided die infinite times you will still never roll a 7. So there's never a universe where your body is composed of ice-cream, as sadly it is most likely impossible in this universe.

macspoofing 12y ago
>Like you said, it only includes feasible combinations which is determined by our universe What do you think I was arguing? The OP argued "Even though the universe is (probably) infinite, this does of course not mean that it is infinitely repetitive". 'Repetitive' by definition means a feasible combination of atoms.