Warp wrote:
>>>> There is a non-zero probability that this can happen.
>>> I bet the probability is so small that it hits the barrier of some
>>> physical constant (Planck maybe?)
>
>> I'm not sure what that means. Probability is a mathematical construct -
>> not beholden to physical constants.
>
> Electrons are physical particles, not mathematical constructs.
Yes, but probabilities of electrons doing something are mathematical
constructs.
If I calculate the probability of an event occurring to be much smaller
than any physical constant, it can still happen tomorrow.
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