Mathematicians Debunk Infinite Monkey Theorem

A new study reveals that even with a large number of chimpanzees typing for the universe's lifespan, reproducing Shakespeare's works is nearly impossible.

Researchers from the University of Technology Sydney analyzed the probability of chimpanzees typing Shakespeare's complete works within the universe's lifespan.
The study concluded that the infinite monkey theorem is mathematically true but misleading when considering the universe's finite constraints.
Calculations showed a single chimpanzee has only a 5% chance of typing the word 'bananas' in its lifetime.
Even with 200,000 chimpanzees typing continuously, the probability of producing Shakespeare's works remains effectively zero.
The research highlights the limitations of probability puzzles when applied to real-world finite conditions, such as the universe's lifespan.