Chapter 67 The Probability of Success Is Infinitely Close to 0

Rick's chosen members are all people with superior intelligence and skills. In other words, if they live in a peaceful era of human prosperity, these people will definitely become superior people. Google search reading

In other words, everyone here is smart, and the smarter people are, the better they know how to avoid danger.

The probability of success in declaring war on all races with the weakest human body is very small, and the only way waiting for these ghosts is to become ghosts.

I'm afraid no one will stay. This is not something a normal person would do. A fool would be enough to be alone.

If it really becomes like that, there is nothing we can do. In the worst case, Rick will achieve his goal even if it's just him and Hughie.

After a full ten minutes, he opened his eyes again, but found that none of the people who were here before chose to leave.

Seeing this scene in front of him, Rick is more convinced that humans are a stupid race.

Because of stupidity, they will hone their wisdom and intelligence so that they will not be killed by stupidity.

Survived to this day, even in this world where there is no value in survival, they still survive.

Now these people who have staked all their knowledge, wisdom and technology.

If they are not noble fools, respectable weaklings, then what are they?

"Hey, boss, don't make a wrong judgment at the first step, otherwise it will be worrying in the future."

"Rick, do you think there are still smart people in this world at this point?"

"Crazy behavior? In this world, where is there anything crazier than this world?"

"Smart people will choose to die in this world, and smarter people will choose not to be born..."

All those who chose to stay teased Rick.

In a corner of the room, Rimuru, who was in stealth mode, leaned against the wall with his arms folded across his chest, and heard all the words between them.

At the same time, he also transmitted the scene in front of him into his body.

At this moment, everyone was shocked by this scene.

Humanity!

In order to survive, in order to keep this race going, many people are willing to become stupid people and give up their lives to leave the chance of living to those who come later.

"You've all gone crazy. Really reliable, then... everyone, listen to my next plan." Rick said happily from the bottom of his heart, and then opened the map.

Five years - no, this was earlier, Rick had already planned the game board that the famous humans continued to update in order to survive.

During this time, he ordered countless people to give up their lives and die. The game board made of countless corpses was under the attention of 180 ghosts including Rick and Hubie.

Rick began to explain the specific plan

"Okay - start the game."

"Swear to the will"

Just like this, everyone answered as usual, but Rick said: "It is forbidden to say that again. We are not swearing to the will, but to the rules we agree to."

"So we should swear to the rules we set, that is, the covenant"

From then on, the covenant regulations of this world were born from this moment.

Just like this, the non-existent people began to act quietly in secret.

The future and hope were taken away, and even despair was felt, and finally tired of such despair.

All people gambled everything for the hope that almost did not exist.

They didn't know if it made sense.

They just thought they should do it this way.

After the meeting, Hubie and Rick were playing a card game at the entrance of the secret base. Hubie said, "Rick, each of your strategies... has a success rate... less than 1/10000%...

What's more, the probability of all strategies being successful is zero according to logical thinking."

"Hmm~ Hubie."

Rick seemed to interrupt Hubie's thinking and said, "Can you explain the thing called probability like this?"

The probability of rolling a six on the dice is one in six, and the probability of two consecutive sixes is one in six of the two times, so thirty-six points is calculated in this way?

"No, that's right...so"

Hubie can assert that she has never underestimated Rick, but she still can't hide her surprise that he can easily solve the mathematical theory of the Ex-Machina.

Because of this, she plans to explain the success rate of things to Rick

"Then I'll tell you something good. That calculation is wrong."

Hubie's body stiffened.

"The chance of rolling a six is ​​one in six, but in this game, it's not calculated that way."

Rick shuffled the cards and said jokingly:

"Because a six is ​​a win, and anything else is a loss. In other words, the chance of winning is one in two."

That's a fallacy.

But as far as the probability is concerned, the perspective and conditions of calculation are also important factors.

It's either all wins or all losses. If you calculate from Rick's perspective, such a fallacy can also be established without contradiction.

Hubby, an Ex-Machina and an Analytical Body, was refuted by a human.

And it was an emotional argument.

The impact was so great that Hubby almost stopped thinking. Rick continued: "Then, the second mistake.

When rolling dice, six points may appear once or ten thousand times in a row, so that calculation is wrong. There is nothing in this world with a probability of 0. "

"No...if you take the variables into account...on the contrary, if you throw it ten thousand times, the error distribution will converge."

The chance of a six on a die roll is not strictly 1 in 6, there are many variables.

However, as long as the number of experiments is increased, the probabilities will converge, making it easier to calculate, that is, the results will be as calculated.

Hearing Hubie's rebuttal, Rick smiled.

"Can all variables be considered? All unknowable variables and unpredictable variables can be considered?

For example, people who don’t exist (us)”

"Let's put it this way, what if I secretly change the dice into dice that only show six points?" Rick said meaningfully.

"It can't be done, at least not the first time."

But if it continues, something abnormal will be discovered. Thinking of the reason for detecting the error, Hubie's body froze.

Finally Hubie understood the meaning of Rick's words and plan.

The true meaning of not being discovered, not being discovered, their battle is——

Manipulate the battle situation within a range where the error will not be noticed

Implementation becomes a variable with will that is always impossible to predict.

Mathematically speaking, there is no element more difficult to calculate than this. Rick nodded in agreement with Hubie's conclusion.

"That's called cheating. It's fun, right?"

"Even so, Hubi still doesn't understand that this game cannot be explained by probability theory. This Hubi already understands it, but even so, why

Why can we use the lowest probability as the expected value? "

Rick looked at the world outside the entrance that was gradually becoming a dead planet and answered her: "Because this is humanity's last chance."