Thats a bit like Entropy though.
All the gas in a room could end up in the corner by probability, but it wont because there are trillions of trillions of other places the gas can be rather than that one.
It probably wont so much, its rediculous to assume it.. And 40 reds probably wont.
I wouldnt stop going in a room, with my hand on the handle half way down and think "what if this is the moment all the gas is in the corner of the room and there is no air"
Awesome explanation that explains roulette to a T
As always clever turner
I voted undecided. Because not one individual can be 100 percent certain either way
). Those interested can study the excel.