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Bob K wrote:
> 
> On 4 Oct 1997 22:50:21 GMT, "William L. Bahn" <ba...@pcisys.net> wrote:
> 
> >Let's see. How long would it take a million monkeys typing 100 characters a
> >second each to eventually come up with the string "Romeo and Juliet"?
> >That's only sixteen characters since I'm not requiring there to be a space
> >in front and the space in back. Let's assume that there are 60 characters
> >(each equally likely to be hit by our monkeys) in the set to allow for
> >upper and lower case, the space key and a sparse set of punctuation marks -
> >no numbers even. How long for these million monkeys to pull off that feat
> >randomly - about once every ten trillion years. Of course that goes up to
> >once every 32,000 trillion years if I require a space in front and a space
> >in back. Get the idea.
> 
> So it would probably take more than 32,000 trillion years to get all
> of Shakespeare- not really that much time out of forever.
> 
> Bob K (delete NOSPAM to reply by email)

I took a look at the math in the appendix of a Bible Codes
book.  It all appears very quaint, but they left out the
error factors from astrology.  When the moon is in the 7th
house and Jupiter aligns with Mars, the Hebrew characters
should have undergone a randomize.  Furthermore, according
to scientology, Hubbard's Dianetics should have been
translated to Hebrew and inserted in the Bible text every
other character, to produce the required matrimony that
pans out God's opinion on Dianetics as it relates to the
end-time prophesy of Armageddon.  From a top-down approach,
the entire Bible should be re-written using the same number
each of the Hebrew characters, so that it says exactly
what Husein wants it to say, and predicts the next horse
race for the money.  Is there an interactive web site
yet, where you can input what you you want to know about,
where a Bible Codes program crunches out the answer?