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Warp wrote:
> Since there is an infinite amount of different finite sequences of
> letters, the probability of one specific sequence (in this case the works
> of Shakespeare) to appear is, mathematically speaking, zero.
If you _specify_ exactly some sequence containing Shakespeare's works,
then yes - it is 0 to get that particular sequence.
However, there are _infinitely_ many infinite sequences that contain
the works of Shakespeare...
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