Ik was wat in de archieven van StackExchange aan het snuisteren en kwam dit tegen:
Consider the following (obviously) wrong proposition:
Proposition:
All positive natural numbers are definable in under eleven words.
Proof:
Suppose for the sake of contradiction(!) that not all positive natural numbers are definable in under eleven words. Then there is a smallest integer n∈N which is not definable in under eleven words. But this number is
"the smallest positive integer not definable in under eleven words",
therefore, it is definable in ten words. Contradiction!
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Given that, by scientifical reasons, the state of an object is completely determined by the physical influence of its environment, the probability to roll six with a dice is either one or zero.