Any math geeks here? Is pic related true?

>>7850520
The odds are certainty.

>>7850520
The probability of finding your mom is meaningless, you'd be born no matter what, just with a different mom or dad or both. Same thing with the sperm.

It is interesting though, because we're tiny specs on a small rock in a limitless universe, with infinite parallel universes (if the universe is infinitely large). We're also tiny on the time scale, with a lifespan of 70 years on an infinite time scale.

It gives me existential feels, knowing that we have only 70 years to exist on a tiny planet, and yet we consider it to be worth something. There's something beautiful in the existence of humanity, something so essentially meaningless but still causing great joy, sadness, anger, and love to the beings who experience the human life.

Almost makes me wanna smoke weed or something.

>A man sees a leaf fall in the forest without making any predictions of where it will land
>It lands in a particular spot
>The man then points at the leaf and calls it a miracle that defies astronomical odds

>>7850520
100%

>>7850533
>The probability of finding your mom is meaningless,
Hey! That's kind of rude, you don't even know my mom.

>you'd be born no matter what, just with a different mom or dad or both.
How is that still me?
_Somebody_ was bound to be born.

>limitless universe,
[citation needed]

>infinite parallel universes
[citation needed]

>infinite time scale.
[citation needed]

>>7850538
If it were any different, it just wouldn't be the same.

>>7850533
If you didnt live in America your lifespan would be 80 years.

>>7850543
Depends on where you live. Japan's lifespan does not equal Kazakhstan's lifespan.

>>7850542
Please note the "if" qualifiers in my statement.

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>>7850543
>If you didnt live in America your lifespan would be 80 years.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_life_expectancy
Average lifespan in 'Murrica is 81.
...haters gonna hate.

>>7850548
And the British life expectancy is 83. Free healthcare is bad huh?

>>7850548
That's a ripoff MAGA cap tho. The original are made in USA. (Not even a Trump supporter tbqh.)

>>7850552
nice non-sequitur

>>7850520
No, you can't apply probabilty on something that already happened. if it happened it had 100% probability in the first place.

>>7850568
stay mad burger

>>7850520
You can add the chance of life appearing on a planet, this planet developing life as we know, evolving into humans... and so on, and post it on facebook.

>>7850533
where did this infinite universe meme come from? it seems to have taken off in recent years

>>7850520
Because we already know you exist the chance of you existing is 1/1.