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According to statistics, when considering one option out of many, the chances of that given chance is 0.
I asked the professor at my university about this to make sure, and she said yes, it is 0. Not 0.000001, not 0+ (which means very small, but still higher than 0) and she said it is not so. Statistics always shows it as 0.
And so, out of the infinite possibilities, you are reading this right now. Which means according to statistics, you are an impossibility. There is a 0% chance of this occuring.
How can that be so? It is also arguable that there is a 100% chance of you doing this right now. Everything in your life so far has lead you up to now, and you will continue to live the life set before you until you die.
Are either of these possible? Or are both of these thought processes fallacies?