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Warp wrote:
> probability *approaches* 1, it never becomes it.
I think if you mean "the probability as the time approaches infinity" then
yes. I think if you look at the actual result with infinite time provided,
you get the probability 1. It's not like you have different probabilities;
there's only one situation under consideration: an infinite amount of time.
Given that truly random sequences are normal, and in a normal sequence every
block of a particular length occurs with equal probability, and we're
talking an infinite sequence, it follows that the bard is in there
somewhere. If I'm not mistaken about the math of it.
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Darren New, San Diego CA, USA (PST)
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