[JockoManning]

but if you have enough monkeys typing on enough keyboards sooner or later one of’ems gonna produce Shakespeare.

Statics can sure make that appear to be true.

However, it is not remotely practically true. The universe, as far as we have evidence, has not been in existence near long enough for that scenario to work.

Then there's the business of EVERY character typed would require that awesome amount of trial and error--as though the monkeys could tell the difference between error and non-error.

The maximum chaos is impinging on EVERY CHARACTER EVERY TIME that character is 'on stage.'

The usual quoting of that assertion seems to think that--OK, we have the first 5 characters; the first 5 sentences; the first 5 paragraphs all safe & sound so on to the next ones. Doesn't work that way.

[little jeremiah]

Comment by 100American, who posts very useful and informative comments.

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/3704753/posts?page=15#15

The rules of the game have changed, and the Feds can get involved where they had been prevented from doing so for 32 years by a consent decree that was killed in August of this year, prior to the election

http://www.investmentwatchblog.com/end-of-1982-consent-decree-gop-finally-can-contest-vote-fraud-after-36-years/?fbclid=IwAR0QEFRuAUW9wMdHrpfxb2VByU6dDaf-e91U7dVDJjoKFB56Jy1hG1miBvQ

The chains are off, and they are gonna be roasted, DHS has been preparing for this for many months... Illegals per all of the things that have been in motion and EO’s are now under the microscope legally and officially

I love it when a plan comes together

[ichabod1]

I’m not chasing down that bunny trail Jock!

[tang-soo]

but if you have enough monkeys typing on enough keyboards sooner or later one of’ems gonna produce Shakespeare.

Statics can sure make that appear to be true.

However, it is not remotely practically true. The universe, as far as we have evidence, has not been in existence near long enough for that scenario to work.

Then there's the business of EVERY character typed would require that awesome amount of trial and error--as though the monkeys could tell the difference between error and non-error.

The maximum chaos is impinging on EVERY CHARACTER EVERY TIME that character is 'on stage.'

The usual quoting of that assertion seems to think that--OK, we have the first 5 characters; the first 5 sentences; the first 5 paragraphs all safe & sound so on to the next ones. Doesn't work that way.

Here's the proof! I invite you to take a few minutes and read this essay that addresses this silly statement that is often quoted.

Monkeys In Search Of Shakespeare