Typing Monkeys

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We've all heard that a million monkeys banging on a million typewriters will eventually reproduce the entire works of Shakespeare.


Now, thanks to the Internet, we know this is not true.

— Robert Wilensky
 
If at one point they hit on "et tu brute", does that count, or de we wait
another few thousand years for the big B : "et tu Brute" ?

Do we accept:
Act 1
Scene 1
or do we wait for:
Act 1, Scene 1
?

"16 ounces of flesh" is a no-no? Wait for "one pound of flesh"?
 
Denis said:
If at one point they hit on "et tu brute", does that count,

Now we would even count " 8 2 brute"

or de we wait another few thousand years for the big B : "et tu Brute" ?

Do we accept:
Act 1
Scene 1
or do we wait for:
Act 1, Scene 1
?

"16 ounces of flesh" is a no-no? Wait for "one pound of flesh"?
 
An infinite number of rednecks with an infinite number of shotguns, aiming at an infinite number of road signs, will eventually produce all the works of Shakespeare...

...in Braille.
 
aparently due to quantum theory, we will type these same responses an infinite number of times. but i guess it isn't really us then.
 
This is > > wierd < <

Giratina,

your spelling for "weird" is weird in and of itself.

Subhotosh Khan said:
Typing Monkeys
We've all heard that a million monkeys banging on a million typewriters
will eventually reproduce the entire works of Shakespeare.

Actually, it is 1,000 monkeys typing on 1,000 typewriters.

Sources:

http://www.search-results.com/web?l...eys+typing+on+1000+typewriters:src=ieb:o=1928


Edit:

Not only would I not trust who was quoted here (Robert Wilensky) regarding his information
about what the Internet has shown and/or disproved, I also wouldn't trust Wilensky,
because he doesn't even know it's 1,000 monkeys instead of one million monkeys.​
 
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I was quoting a quotation -

The author probably wanted to reduce the expected time of completion by a factor of 106.
 
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I thought that was how you spelt weird.Any ways in would be all jumbled up but if you unjumble it....it will be Shakespeare!!!!
 
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