ReasonPrevails

You're misunderstanding the idea of infinity. Just because there are infinite chances doesn't mean something is possible. For example, there are an infinite amount of numbers between 1 and 2, but none of them are ever going to be 3. Similarly, something isn't automatically probable "because infinite."

Is there any kind of logical basis for this or are you just making things up to comfort yourself? The last thing I want is to be mean, but this shouldn't even be in philosophy. This is just plain conjecture. I could just as easily claim that there will be two alternate timelines, and in one of them we all become porcupines.

Definitely Isaac Newton, hands down! He defined the base upon which all modern physics stands. The stroke of genius that is calculus still boggles my mind, such a mix of creativity and mathematics.