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Am I a chess master?!

Just because it could happen, doesn't mean it has happened.
For example, an infinite set of numbers doesn't always contain every number. The set of numbers
{2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12 ...} is an infinite set of numbers, yet it contains no odd numbers.
Even if there are an infinite number of parallel universes, it doesn't mean everything that could happen, has happened.
You're wrong. In an infinite number possibilities, if it can happen, it will. An infinite number of times, even! In your set you are not allowing for the possibility of an odd number, so it won't happen. So your point is NOT right.
So how come you can disallow human gods, yet I can't disallow anything else? Your logic is major flawed.
Wrong, once again. If it violates our laws of physics then it can't happen. If you can think of a way to become a god on earth, then indeed it has happened somewhere else.

Technically, I am a master at every profession, for arrdavark trainer to zebra hunter. So fear me, as I am everything! (though split in skill in infinite numbers of universes)

suppose woodshover plays chess by selecting his moves totally randomly. Now there does exist a tiny chance, since the set of possible moves are finite, that in every single game he has played he selected the best move. If we take an infinite number of universes where woodshover plays chess, then the probability shrinks to zero that in ONE of these universes woodshover did not play perfectly in every single one of his games.
So my advice to woodshover is that, if you want to be WC in a parallel universe, you should start playing moves totally randomly, instead of holding yourself back with any logic or thought or calculation.
In another part of THIS infinite universe, you mean, and if that's really true, it's already happening somewhere else. What I do here doesn't affect it.
Just because it could happen, doesn't mean it has happened.
For example, an infinite set of numbers doesn't always contain every number. The set of numbers
{2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12 ...} is an infinite set of numbers, yet it contains no odd numbers.
Even if there are an infinite number of parallel universes, it doesn't mean everything that could happen, has happened.
You're wrong. In an infinite number possibilities, if it can happen, it will. An infinite number of times, even! In your set you are not allowing for the possibility of an odd number, so it won't happen. So your point is NOT right.
So how come you can disallow human gods, yet I can't disallow anything else? Your logic is major flawed.
Wrong, once again. If it violates our laws of physics then it can't happen. If you can think of a way to become a god on earth, then indeed it has happened somewhere else.
Does physics say a God can't exist? Think about it, and if you answer, you are saying you know more than every person that has ever existed on this earth.

I'm not sure it's covered by "silly string theory" but I'm amused by the conditional moves on this site. I make a move in the future based on a move by my opponent that hasn't occurred yet.

Just because it could happen, doesn't mean it has happened.
For example, an infinite set of numbers doesn't always contain every number. The set of numbers
{2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12 ...} is an infinite set of numbers, yet it contains no odd numbers.
Even if there are an infinite number of parallel universes, it doesn't mean everything that could happen, has happened.
You're wrong. In an infinite number possibilities, if it can happen, it will. An infinite number of times, even! In your set you are not allowing for the possibility of an odd number, so it won't happen. So your point is NOT right.
So how come you can disallow human gods, yet I can't disallow anything else? Your logic is major flawed.
Wrong, once again. If it violates our laws of physics then it can't happen. If you can think of a way to become a god on earth, then indeed it has happened somewhere else.
Its funny you hold the laws of physics so highly as to think they can deny the possibility of something like a god -- but I guess that keeps things simple for you

suppose woodshover plays chess by selecting his moves totally randomly. Now there does exist a tiny chance, since the set of possible moves are finite, that in every single game he has played he selected the best move. If we take an infinite number of universes where woodshover plays chess, then the probability shrinks to zero that in ONE of these universes woodshover did not play perfectly in every single one of his games.
So my advice to woodshover is that, if you want to be WC in a parallel universe, you should start playing moves totally randomly, instead of holding yourself back with any logic or thought or calculation.
This is very good advice. The sooner you play completely randomly, the sooner you'll know you're a champ... at least somewhere out there... and who knows, maybe it will be here.

Okay, I'm wondering...in what percentage of these universes am I actually wearing a beard? And in how many of them is it some big puffy Jerry Garcia rook-hider thing? Or one of those circular Mark McGwire deals? Or a vandyke or goatee? (say, how many universes even make a distinction between vandykes and goatees?).
Read my post again. I'm not talking about other universes. In our (possibly) infinite universe there would be an infinite number of Earths with you wearing each kind of beard. Also an infinite number of earths where you were stillborn, or went to prison for murder, or was murdered, or earths where everything is axactly as it is here. Also any other kind of planet with alien creatures or without, that you could imagine, would have to exist somewhere as long as it doesn't violate our physical laws. It's just stating that with an infinite number of particles, anything that can happen will, as long as it's physically possible.
This is actually equivalent to the following.
Some people say that if you convert the entire number Pi to binary, you would have every single movie, book, song, game ever created on your computer. Not only that, but you would also have every single movie, book, song, game that will ever be created. You will have every piece of software conceivable, and every piece of software that isn't conceivable. Not to mention every single porn movie ever created, or will be created.
This stems from the fact that Pi is a transcendental number. However, there are many flaws in this theory, and most likely, this simply is not the case. Same with infinite parallel universes.

This is actually equivalent to the following.
Some people say that if you convert the entire number Pi to binary, you would have every single movie, book, song, game ever created on your computer. Not only that, but you would also have every single movie, book, song, game that will ever be created. You will have every piece of software conceivable, and every piece of software that isn't conceivable. Not to mention every single porn movie ever created, or will be created.
This stems from the fact that Pi is a transcendental number. However, there are many flaws in this theory, and most likely, this simply is not the case. Same with infinite parallel universes.
Another theory says the answer is 42.

This is actually equivalent to the following.
Some people say that if you convert the entire number Pi to binary, you would have every single movie, book, song, game ever created on your computer. Not only that, but you would also have every single movie, book, song, game that will ever be created. You will have every piece of software conceivable, and every piece of software that isn't conceivable. Not to mention every single porn movie ever created, or will be created.
This stems from the fact that Pi is a transcendental number. However, there are many flaws in this theory, and most likely, this simply is not the case. Same with infinite parallel universes.
What do I have to do to get it through your head that I'm not talking about parallel universes? You're arguing with mathematicians, and physicists, not me.

Just because it could happen, doesn't mean it has happened.
For example, an infinite set of numbers doesn't always contain every number. The set of numbers
{2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12 ...} is an infinite set of numbers, yet it contains no odd numbers.
Even if there are an infinite number of parallel universes, it doesn't mean everything that could happen, has happened.
You're wrong. In an infinite number possibilities, if it can happen, it will. An infinite number of times, even! In your set you are not allowing for the possibility of an odd number, so it won't happen. So your point is NOT right.
So how come you can disallow human gods, yet I can't disallow anything else? Your logic is major flawed.
Wrong, once again. If it violates our laws of physics then it can't happen. If you can think of a way to become a god on earth, then indeed it has happened somewhere else.
Its funny you hold the laws of physics so highly as to think they can deny the possibility of something like a god -- but I guess that keeps things simple for you
So, so true. Darwin, the great naturalist himself was not an evolutionist. He believed in divergance of species but he believed that this was due to a master brilliant plan. Only God could command a single celled organism to suddenly mesh its organelles in such a way as to create a functional multicelled organism. Only God could command the trochlear muscle of the human eye to perfectly wind through the trochlear ligament to create a LEVER before man had even concieved such an idea.
Of course Darwin was weird and named his book "The origin of Species and the superiority of race". In school they try to tell you it's called "the origin of species" but that's only because if people actually knew it was a declaration that certain skin colors were inferior then people wouldn't believe it
But to get back on our topic of parallel universes and quantum physics:
I hate quantum physics. Neutrinos are a pain to study. There are too many quarks and such. Maybe we should just stop studying physics. The last major breakthrough ended up making a weapon capable of disintegrating cities in a flash of energy, maybe the next breakthrough will do the same except to our universe.
Then we'll be stuck with that terrible world where woodshover is WC and Orangehonda is allergic to cheese and causes fudgestorms

Just because it could happen, doesn't mean it has happened.
For example, an infinite set of numbers doesn't always contain every number. The set of numbers
{2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12 ...} is an infinite set of numbers, yet it contains no odd numbers.
Even if there are an infinite number of parallel universes, it doesn't mean everything that could happen, has happened.
You're wrong. In an infinite number possibilities, if it can happen, it will. An infinite number of times, even! In your set you are not allowing for the possibility of an odd number, so it won't happen. So your point is NOT right.
So how come you can disallow human gods, yet I can't disallow anything else? Your logic is major flawed.
Wrong, once again. If it violates our laws of physics then it can't happen. If you can think of a way to become a god on earth, then indeed it has happened somewhere else.
Its funny you hold the laws of physics so highly as to think they can deny the possibility of something like a god -- but I guess that keeps things simple for you
So, so true. Darwin, the great naturalist himself was not an evolutionist. He believed in divergance of species but he believed that this was due to a master brilliant plan. Only God could command a single celled organism to suddenly mesh its organelles in such a way as to create a functional multicelled organism. Only God could command the trochlear muscle of the human eye to perfectly wind through the trochlear ligament to create a LEVER before man had even concieved such an idea.
Of course Darwin was weird and named his book "The origin of Species and the superiority of race". In school they try to tell you it's called "the origin of species" but that's only because if people actually knew it was a declaration that certain skin colors were inferior then people wouldn't believe it
But to get back on our topic of parallel universes and quantum physics:
I hate quantum physics. Neutrinos are a pain to study. There are too many quarks and such. Maybe we should just stop studying physics. The last major breakthrough ended up making a weapon capable of disintegrating cities in a flash of energy, maybe the next breakthrough will do the same except to our universe.
Then we'll be stuck with that terrible world where woodshover is WC and Orangehonda is allergic to cheese and causes fudgestorms
I don't know here you heard some of that stuff.

It's just stating that with an infinite number of particles, anything that can happen will, as long as it's physically possible.
Not all infinities are equivalent. It is possible to have an infinite number of realities that doesn't include all possible realities.
The set of integers is infinite, but just because it is infinite doesn't mean it's the set of all numbers.

It's just stating that with an infinite number of particles, anything that can happen will, as long as it's physically possible.
Not all infinities are equivalent. It is possible to have an infinite number of realities that doesn't include all possible realities.
The set of integers is infinite, but just because it is infinite doesn't mean it's the set of all numbers.
I guess you're going to have to explain that to the scientists, and mathematicians who made that statement about the inflationary universe theory.
It's just stating that with an infinite number of particles, anything that can happen will, as long as it's physically possible.
Not all infinities are equivalent. It is possible to have an infinite number of realities that doesn't include all possible realities.
The set of integers is infinite, but just because it is infinite doesn't mean it's the set of all numbers.
I guess you're going to have to explain that to the scientists, and mathematicians who made that statement about the inflationary universe theory.
Dude, there are like literally like hundreds of different multiverse theories out there.
Maybe there are an infinite amount of infinite multiverses. Wow, that would be trippy. Each one could have it's own rules of how their universes would act.

It's just stating that with an infinite number of particles, anything that can happen will, as long as it's physically possible.
Not all infinities are equivalent. It is possible to have an infinite number of realities that doesn't include all possible realities.
The set of integers is infinite, but just because it is infinite doesn't mean it's the set of all numbers.
I think he is approaching this from the point of view of statistics rather than total domination of infinity. If we assume that woodshover starts out playing a game in an infinite number of universe, and there does exist some very, very tiny but finite chance that he manages to draw the game, then the fact that he is trying an infinite number of times makes it statistically impossible that he loses in every universe.
of course a flaw in this argument which you could easily point out is that this could easily be the only universe where woodshover actually exists. You cant speak meaningfully of the 'chance' that woodshover exists.
Also maybe you dont believe in objective chance, but that gets into some very messy philosophical stuff.
For the love of Zeus, I'm not talking about other universes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! READ the post again.
This is why my professor rails against dropped quotations.