INFINITY

Let's say you have a bag with infinite apples inside. You begin taking out the apples randomly. There is one (maybe more) particular apple that will never be taken out.

>>30
fuck off and die you rude belligerent loutish faggot

>>1
kike

How do you choose a random element in an infinite set? What distribution do you use?

>>33
UbaNTo

>>34
           

>>1
Nope. You're wrong. Here's why.

Apples take up a finite volume of space. Say an upper bound of 1000cm^3. Given that space-time itself is discrete, there are a finite number of atomic, sub-atomic, string or amplitude flow/configuration phase-space state configurations possible that you can pack within a 1000cm^3 volume.

Therefore, by the PIGEON HOLE PRINCIPLE, given an infinite supply of apples, you will eventually, in a finite amount of time, enumerate all possible apples more than once as you pick them, such that there is no particular distinguishable apple that you have not yet selected.

QED

>>33
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_probability_distributions#Supported_on_the_whole_real_line

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good thread

boompsy

Infinite Apple Discussion -> Religion Argument

>>41
Specially because it's about Apple

>>42
Specially because it's infinite.

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