In loose response to the 'Infinate Monkey Theory' - I have begun a series of experiments based on the random formation of communication. If an infinite number of alphabettis are poured onto an infinite number of surfaces, will they "almost surely" spell something out? - Obviously I don't have the means to carry the experiment out to it's full potential (an infinite amount of money to purchase an infinite number of cans of alphabetti) but I'll do my best. I think it's only ethically responsible that I consider the possible outcomes of the experiment. I have predicted that in the worst case scenario, I spend a lot of money on alphabetti and discover no discernable texts. Best case scenario, I discover the meaning to life, the universe and everything. I hope it's that one. p.s I have also included images of the alphabetti holding apparatus subsequent to each pour - just in case. In the next trial, I will be using a flatter surface to discourage pooling and stacking as I fear it makes the combinations of alphabettis difficult to discipher. |
