Pat -
Do you consider the entire probability matrix "probability tree" to be infiniteExcellent question, and honestly, I hadn't thought that far down the probability tree. Now that I do, I come to a crossroads in my thinking. I do believe that all paths on the probability tree eventually end. Where do they end? That's the question. Particles eventually decay, lives do end, all things eventually come to an end. Or do they?
(i.e.: not talking about just any one particular Probability path or probability
branch)?
On Sat, 2 Mar 2002 06:07:19 -0700 "Robert L. Vaessen"
writes:
Pat - You asked... Question: Is each event infinity different from each other, or can there be two events the same? Answer: In three parts. Part 1: This is a loaded question.Yes, it was a loaded question. However you did answer it quit well. One lose end to tie up yet. Do you consider the entire probability matrix "probability tree" to be infinite (i.e.: not talking about just any one particular Probability path or probability branch)? Pat