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How does Poincare Recurrence work if particles aren't random?

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If humans never leave the planet and are killed by the next large meteor impact, what animals will inherit the Earth?

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Is there a dictum about history that states "the more boring account of events is more likely to be correct?"

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If humans were fossilized, would paleontologists 70 million years from now debate over whether or not we were covered in thick body hair?

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How does Poincare Recurrence work if particles aren't random?	1
If humans never leave the planet and are killed by the next large meteor impact, what animals will inherit the Earth?	1
Is there a dictum about history that states "the more boring account of events is more likely to be correct?"	1
If humans were fossilized, would paleontologists 70 million years from now debate over whether or not we were covered in thick body hair?	1