Given infinity, everything has a probability approaching 1.
Infinite doesn't mean all-encompassing. (There are infinitely many even integers, but the list also excludes infinitely many integers -- the odd ones.)
Even given an infinite universe, some things still might not happen. (Impossibilities, for example; the probability that 1=2 will remain zero.)
The infinite monkeys still stands. They will create not just all shakespeare, but every written work ever created, and in order of creation. If a probability is more than zero, it will probably happen given infinity.
(Impossibilities, for example; the probability that 1=2 will remain zero.)
| a = 1, b = 1 | |
| Therefore: | a = b |
| *a | a2 = ab |
| -b2 | a2-b2 = ab-b2 |
| factor | (a+b)(a-b) = b(a-b) |
| cancel(a-b) | a+b = b |
| Put original values in | 1+1 = 1 |
| Result | 2 = 1 |
Have a nice day. :)