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Question of the Day!	by kickstart	2001-11-09 00:00:06
Infinite Improbability	by I_Am_Pi	2001-11-09 08:35:23
um, no	by billb914	2001-11-09 09:35:12
Read the hitchhiker's guide, uncultured swine..... (n/t)	by i_am_pi	2001-11-09 10:46:20
oink	by billb914	2001-11-09 11:11:43
and I also got the reference (n/t)	by billb914	2001-11-09 11:12:55
and again	by billb914	2001-11-09 11:19:37
For the record	by rwrannells	2001-11-09 11:37:09
I disagree differently.	by flamebait	2001-11-09 12:28:28
Wrong Flamebait	by rwrannells	2001-11-09 14:09:01
Wrong again	by flamebait	2001-11-10 07:47:18
I grant that I erred semantically when I said that impossible is zero probability, I should have said that if something is impossible it has no probability (unless, of course, your philosophy is one in which nothing is impossible), because impossible means that it cannot occur, not that it is just very unlikely. One divided by infinity is Not equivalent to zero. Try passing any math class while replacing all occurances of numbers divided by infinity by zero somethime. I have had a logic class. P1: I have a one chance in infinity of success P2: I have an infinite number of repetitions Conclusion: I have one success Simple logic. The argument is still invalid because both premises are trying to deal with an abstract contruct in absolute terms which don't really apply, but the logic is consistant.
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Strike that. It is your defn. that is wrong.	by flamebait	2001-11-10 12:47:34

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