[spunkets]

"I gave to you is valid for calculating probabilities for any and all unaided processes correctly sequencing data or instructions."

No it is not. It applies only to random processes.

[Southack]

"No it is not. It applies only to random processes."

That's incorrect. It applies to unaided processes; "randomness" (as opposed to merely being "unaided") is used merely as an educational tool to dumb down the mathematical discussion.

Which, as you can see by the sheer volume of drivel posted already in response to that math, was a minimum required intellectual tool.