Sep 18, 2013
On an otherwise normal day, what are the chances of the sky exploding?
Normality isn’t something that you can define scientifically on our plane because it doesn’t truly exist, so with the normal chances being one in two—the fact the sky could explode or it could not—multiplied by exactly zero days would indeed be zero.
However, there’s an interesting community out there… Some people say it’s the most scientifically interesting community in the US. There, everyday is how I would think normal, and thus with this improbability I would go as far as to say the sky explodes there everyday, but they don’t notice. It’s illegal to notice such things.
