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Old 09-08-2007, 09:11 PM
furyshade furyshade is offline
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Default question about probability and infinite trials

one thing that sort of bugs me abount probability, if i do something an infinite amount of times, each possible outcome will happen an infinite number of times. how can one infinity be more than another? this obviously goes against the basic laws of probability, so how is it in an infinite number of trials each outcome is equally probable if each outcome occurs an infinite number of times?
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