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Doesn't the existence of multiple LUAs contradict either the word 'last' or the word 'universal'?
by contravariant 12y ago
Doesn't the existence of multiple LUAs contradict either the word 'last' or the word 'universal'?
- sumitviii 12y agoThe possibility of 2 non-monozygotic twins having identical genes is not zero, just astronomically low. Its the same for LUA.
- b08aa8b0dcfce 12y agoThe possibility of you turning into a teapot is non-zero, just astronomically low.
- sumitviii 12y agoIs it really possible?
- b08aa8b0dcfce 12y agoMathematically speaking, yes, it is. The probability of any event in this universe is non-zero.
- sumitviii 12y agoSeriously? Can you point to some links?
- b08aa8b0dcfce 12y agohttps://google.com https://google.com comes to mind
- CurtMonash 12y agoYes, except that the correct number isn't 1. It's 2. :)
- sumitviii 12y agoWhy? Its the ancestor of all organism, including single celled bacteria.