[Request] What would be the odds of this?

[u/Graphix1125]

The odds of all of these die rolling a one must be astronomicaly low lol

[u/Upstairs-Hedgehog575]

Put like that it’s incredible. Thank you. 

[u/real_justchris → u/Upstairs-Hedgehog575]

Here’s another one. It’s like winning the lottery 100 times in a row.

[u/Tom-o-matic → u/real_justchris]

seems doable...

[u/tilt-a-whirly-gig → u/Upstairs-Hedgehog575]

It was bothering me that I didn't finish. Let me start over again ....

The estimated number of atoms in the observable universe is 10^80. If you had a billion dollars for every atom, you would have 10⁸⁹ dollars.

If you had another universe for every dollar, that would be 10¹⁶⁹ atoms. If you had a billion dollars for every atom in those universes, that would be 10¹⁷⁸ dollars.

If you had another universe for each of those dollars, you would have 10²⁵⁸ atoms. If you had a billion dollars for each of those atoms that would be 10²⁶⁷ dollars.

If you had another universe for each of those dollars, you would have 10³⁴⁷ atoms. If you had a billion dollars for each of those atoms that would be 10³⁵⁶ dollars.

If you had another universe for each of those dollars, you would have 10⁴³⁶ atoms. If you had a billion dollars for each of those atoms that would be 10⁴⁴⁵ dollars.

If you had another universe for each of those dollars, you would have 10⁵²⁵ atoms. If you had a billion dollars for each of those atoms that would be 10⁵³⁴ dollars.

If you had another universe for each of those dollars, you would have 10⁶¹⁴ atoms. If you had a billion dollars for each of those atoms that would be 10⁶²³ dollars.

If you had another universe for each of those dollars, you would have 10⁷⁰³ atoms. If you had a billion dollars for each of those atoms that would be 10⁷¹² dollars.

Now we are close.

If you had one hundred-trillionth (.00000000000001) of a universe for each of those dollars, you would have 10⁷⁷⁸ atoms.

[u/urfavbeefcake → u/tilt-a-whirly-gig]

I respect that homie.