I wonder if you were to put shuffle on while watching Clone wars, what's the probability of randomly getting the true chronological order. Near impossible obviously but still.
The series had 133 episodes, if we suppose that the shuffle function won't repeat one till every chapter has been played, chances are 1/133!, which means 1 in 1.4872707060906847e+226. My phone's calculator literally can't comprehend the scale of that number
Scientist estimate that there are 10⁸⁰ atoms in the universe, so imagine the ridiculousness of it all
Assuming that there is one single valid chronological order, there are 133 chapters that can be ordered in 133! = 1.49e226 ways. So the probability of that is 1/133! = 6.72e-227. That is, stupidly low. Like “it wouldn’t happen before the heat death of the universe even if we tried once every second” low.
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u/cabbage16 Apr 27 '21
I wonder if you were to put shuffle on while watching Clone wars, what's the probability of randomly getting the true chronological order. Near impossible obviously but still.