Practical applications of the infinite monkey theorem

Wherein the question is posed: Can a promotional animation for a book have little to do with the actual plot-line and yet be relevant?
The book Marvelous Hairy http://marveloushairy.ca by Mark A. Rayner, and this video, both have monkeys in them..
And of course, the majority of my videos. It's a me-meme.

Therapist says this helps sate my inner monkey.

Wait, no, it illustrates a basic principle of chaos mechanics wherein if an infinite number of monkeys have youtube accounts.. no, that's not it either.

Something about Shakespeare, inventor of the Shakes-and Bakes cooking method.

Or he wrote plays not unlike the output of a infinite number of monkeys with typewriters.
Anyhow, it's a cool book, if you like Dougas Adams, or Terry Pratchett, as I do, you'll probably like it.

One thing I don't like, however, is spoilers. So, all I'll reveal is that It's funny, weird, and philosophical at the same time. And there's a monkey in there, nay, everyone, somwhere..

It's the inner lizard that will get you in trouble. And Bat Country.

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• Shakespeare
• Infinity
• Comedy
• Shameless Plug
• Book Promotion
• Marvelous
• Hairy
• Monkeys
• Apes

[McC1oudv2]

ahh, now i understand he old catoons with a sweat shop full on monkies on typewites.

[calapanpo]

LOL

[heroes4stacks]

I've often thought that Charles Darwin's "Origin of the Species" disproves The infinite monkey theorem. In other words if you had an infinite number of monkeys with an infinite amount of typewriters it is very likely that the monkeys would evolve into another species prior to creating any publishable work. ;-)