All of these have a very low, a very low likelihood, very, very, very, very, very low likelihood. But it's hard to say it's exactly one. If I'd said the probability that the sun will rise, sun will rise tomorrow, tomorrow, instead of saying one, I would probably say it's 0.999, and I would throw a lot of nines over here. I wouldn't say it's 0.9 repeating forever, and actually there's an interesting proof that 0.9 repeating forever is actually the same thing as one, which is a little counterintuitive. But I would say there's a very high probability, but even something that's such a high probability, it's going to be close to one, but I won't say it's exactly one because there could be some kind of quasar that blasts us with gamma rays, or who knows what might happen. But it's a very, very high probability. Same thing, you know, the probability, the probability here, probability that my pet, my pet gopher, my pet gopher could compose, could write the next great novel, writes, writes a novel, and actually not just a novel, a great novel.