Definitions from Wiktionary (infinite monkey theorem)
▸ noun: (informal) The proposition that a monkey hitting typewriter keys at random is bound to produce meaningful text (such as a work by William Shakespeare), given an infinite amount of time. Often extended to a ludicrous number of monkeys, such as a thousand or an infinite number.
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▸ noun: (informal) The proposition that a monkey hitting typewriter keys at random is bound to produce meaningful text (such as a work by William Shakespeare), given an infinite amount of time. Often extended to a ludicrous number of monkeys, such as a thousand or an infinite number.
Similar:
infinite hotel paradox,
infinite loop,
infinity,
Bertrand's paradox,
infinite recursion,
infinite,
monome,
zero one infinity rule,
infinitization,
Futurama theorem,
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