a laboratory
A scientist is reading some notes that a collection of monkeys has written. One of the monkeys looks nervously at him. This is a reference to the "Infinite monkey theorem," which posits that, eventually, a group of monkeys will write all possible books.
It's unusual that the scientist is checking the work of the monkeys. The infinite monkey theorem, too, is very odd, because monkeys generally don't use typewriters
Why is the scientist checking the monkey's work?
Make a different wish, your bagel is really stuck. You realize a seven-foot diary is fair game. You think Alcatraz can hold me? We'll have to run it by our infinite number of editors. You're lucky someone was on the sidewalk to break your fall.
scene: a laboratory description: A scientist is reading some notes that a collection of monkeys has written. One of the monkeys looks nervously at him. This is a reference to the "Infinite monkey theorem," which posits that, eventually, a group of monkeys will write all possible books. uncanny: It's unusual that the scientist is checking the work of the monkeys. The infinite monkey theorem, too, is very odd, because monkeys generally don't use typewriters entities: Infinite_monkey_theorem, Mad_scientist. choices A: Make a different wish, your bagel is really stuck. B: You realize a seven-foot diary is fair game. C: You think Alcatraz can hold me? D: We'll have to run it by our infinite number of editors. E: You're lucky someone was on the sidewalk to break your fall.