Oct 29, 2026 · 9 min · 9 segments
This is the Season 133 of The Alien Spaceship with dRem TGI (Emmy Hikins) and Trevor Gear on Deepstuff TV and Deepstuff Radio of Deepstuff records. All Episodes conducted by Legendary…
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it says if you shuffled the deck to create a brand new configuration every single second since the big bang you would have produced this huge number of combinations Dividing the number of shuffles by the total possible combination shows your progress.

By the end of the universe's current lifespan, you would have explored a microscopic nought point, and it's about 40 zeros, one percent of the total deck variations.

If you recruited all eight billion people on Earth, if you recruited all eight billion people on Earth and gave each... and gave each person a billion decks of cars to shuffle a billion times per second, since the beginning of time, humanity still wouldn't make a meaningful dent in the total number of combinations.

I mean, because the mathematical space is so massive, every time you thoroughly and randomly shuffle a deck of cards, you're almost certainly holding a sequence of cards that's never existed before in human history and likely never will again across the entire cosmos.

It's so mind blowing, isn't it? This existence, this planet we live on in this incredible universe and a human construct, which is a deck of cards.

And you think of the number of uses, the number of games, the number of times cards are played around the world every day.

And obviously for money, sometimes all the uses and those people always shuffling those decks.

So again, I thought I would mention that, going on from the human eye, all the incredible things about the human eye that we know.

And of course, the great thing is that scientists, doctors, neuroscientists, they've discovered all this information.

We know, for example, exactly when a lunar eclipse is going to be and just the position of the planets.

it says if you shuffled the deck to create a brand new configuration every single second since the big bang you would have produced this huge number of combinations Dividing the number of shuffles by the total possible combination shows your progress.

By the end of the universe's current lifespan, you would have explored a microscopic nought point, and it's about 40 zeros, one percent of the total deck variations.

If you recruited all eight billion people on Earth, if you recruited all eight billion people on Earth and gave each... and gave each person a billion decks of cars to shuffle a billion times per second, since the beginning of time, humanity still wouldn't make a meaningful dent in the total number of combinations.

I mean, because the mathematical space is so massive, every time you thoroughly and randomly shuffle a deck of cards, you're almost certainly holding a sequence of cards that's never existed before in human history and likely never will again across the entire cosmos.

It's so mind blowing, isn't it? This existence, this planet we live on in this incredible universe and a human construct, which is a deck of cards.

And you think of the number of uses, the number of games, the number of times cards are played around the world every day.

And obviously for money, sometimes all the uses and those people always shuffling those decks.

So again, I thought I would mention that, going on from the human eye, all the incredible things about the human eye that we know.

And of course, the great thing is that scientists, doctors, neuroscientists, they've discovered all this information.

We know, for example, exactly when a lunar eclipse is going to be and just the position of the planets.
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