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Patrick Elliott wrote:
> the odds would have to be so unlikely that they could only
> transpire like.. twice in the entirely history of the universe?
If that. Probably closer to 10^-100 times in the entire history of the
universe. If you're talking about something like all the atoms in a room
suddenly all going left and right, leaving you in the middle suffocating.
Remember, there's some 10^22 atoms of nitrogen in each gram of atmosphere in
your room. If each one is 25% likely to be going the right direction, what's
the likelyhood a kilogram of them will all go the right direction?
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Darren New, San Diego CA, USA (PST)
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