I didn't mean to imply that. If the intent was to create a brand new sentence, you could do it in seconds, and though probability would still play a factor, it wouldn't be a once in a day random occurrence. I'm saying that if you live your day to day life saying probably a thousand sentences, I think it's quite likely one of those is unique. It's like the deck shuffling thing (that everytime you shuffle a deck, you're quite likely to have just made a brand new combination). There are just so many combinations that we're not running out of unspoken sentences in our lifetimes. And out of a near-infinite amount of possible sentences, getting one unused one per day is not that wild, I think.
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u/Vitolar8 9d ago
I didn't mean to imply that. If the intent was to create a brand new sentence, you could do it in seconds, and though probability would still play a factor, it wouldn't be a once in a day random occurrence. I'm saying that if you live your day to day life saying probably a thousand sentences, I think it's quite likely one of those is unique. It's like the deck shuffling thing (that everytime you shuffle a deck, you're quite likely to have just made a brand new combination). There are just so many combinations that we're not running out of unspoken sentences in our lifetimes. And out of a near-infinite amount of possible sentences, getting one unused one per day is not that wild, I think.