"If the universe lasts forever, then any event that can happen, will happen, no matter how unlikely."
That's just plain mathematically wrong. There are many kinds of infinity (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aleph_number), and the set of all possible events has a much, much higher cardinality than an infinite axis of time. This is similar to saying that, since the set of integers is infinite, it must contain Pi.
That's just plain mathematically wrong. There are many kinds of infinity (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aleph_number), and the set of all possible events has a much, much higher cardinality than an infinite axis of time. This is similar to saying that, since the set of integers is infinite, it must contain Pi.