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Though the Doctor brings up the infinite pencils in the context of his defence of the tools' importance, the infinite monkey theorem traditionally involves at least one [[typewriter]]. | Though the Doctor brings up the infinite pencils in the context of his defence of the tools' importance, the infinite monkey theorem traditionally involves at least one [[typewriter]]. | ||
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Revision as of 00:38, 13 October 2019
According to K9 Mark II, the infinite monkey theorem of statistical mechanics postulated that an infinite number of monkeys with an infinite number of pencils might eventually come up with the complete works of William Shakespeare. The Fourth Doctor said he would prefer if they produced the works of Wodehouse. (AUDIO: The Eternal Battle)
Behind the scenes
Though the Doctor brings up the infinite pencils in the context of his defence of the tools' importance, the infinite monkey theorem traditionally involves at least one typewriter.
