What a lottery ticket can make think
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Let there be such a lottery drawing that each ticket has 1 trillion (1000000000000) numbers.
Of course, in order to have tickets with such abnormal numbers, a very horrible number of tickets (like an infinite number) would have to be printed and sold. But let's assume that it is done, and that all the tickets are sold out.
So one person has no choice but to win the lottery.
But how will this happen? Can the numbers on your ticket be drawn a trillion times?
Let's say the first ball is a hit, the second ball is a hit, the second ball is a hit, but it seems impossible to repeat this a trillion times. But on the other hand, there is no other way it can happen.
No matter how many times we multiply this number, the lottery will still have to go to one ticket.
ANOTHER THING THAT THIS EVENT MAKES ME THINK ABOUT IS ..........
That even things that seem random, coincidental, can't be so.
Yes, there has to be a lottery here, and there will be a lottery.
But it is impossible for a trillion numbers of a ticket to be drawn one after the other, that is, for a trillion numbers of that ticket to win a trillion times.Think about it, we use experiments and observations to prove that something is not random. If it happens over and over again, we say it is not a random event, it is a pattern. We say this is not happening by chance. If the same event is repeated thousands of times, we accept that it is nothing to do with coincidence.
But here it happens a trillion times. If no experiment or observation has this many repetitions and yet the result is accepted, then we must think that this event cannot be a fluke either.
As I said, we can increase the number of numbers of the tickets from a trillion to a quadrillion, or even quadrillion times quadrillion. But again it will not make any difference, one ticket will have to win.
In other words, if the number of numbers on the ticket were multiplied to infinity, the lucky ticket would still win without bouncing, the numbers would come out of the bag in order. It is impossible for this to happen by chance.
Some people confuse this with "a trillion tickets". That is why I repeat it at this point
Currently, the tickets in the market consist of 6 numbers. That is, there are 6 numbers on each ticket. When the draw is made, that is, when 6 balls are selected from the bag, one of these tickets will definitely win. Because tickets containing all six combinations are printed.
In my lottery example, there are exactly one trillion numbers on each of these tickets.
Again, tickets are printed that include all combinations of one trillion numbers.
So when one trillion balls fall from the lottery machine and the result is announced, one ticket will win.
Yes, one ticket will win.
But in order to win, that lucky ticket has to be drawn a trillion times.
So the first ball falls out of the machine, let's say the number 5. Okay, it's a hit. The second ball is drawn from the lottery machine, this time, for example, number 8, okay, that's also a hit....
This is something that cannot happen by chance.
So in other words, even a coin toss cannot happen by chance. But since heads and tails are settled at once, you may not easily recognize the miracle. On the other hand, with a ticket with a trillion numbers like this, you can realize that it is not by chance.
We can even make this ticket a quadrillion or a sextillion. Again a ticket will win. And this time the numbers of the lucky ticket will be drawn a sextillion times.
No experiment is ever repeated a trillion times, but the pattern is accepted.
This ticket has won the numbers in order exactly one trillion times.
If you try to operate a machine a trillion times, let alone a machine, one of them may fail or react differently.
But here, the same ticket wins a trillion times in a row without bouncing.
Even if the draw of each ball lasts for one second, the draw of all the balls (1 trillion) will last for centuries and the "lucky" ticket will have to win continuously during this time.
Yes, there is no such thing as luck in the universe, even what we call luck is actually fate itself.
(My Turkish article translated with machine)
http//emre1974tr.blogspot.com/2011/07/bir-piyango-biletinin-dusundurdukleri.html
Peace
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Steven Hawking had a book called "Does God play dice?"
I think that easiest way for a modern man to understand what you write about is in video-games, where the author make rules and the game goes by the rules. It seems as random things are happening, but what can happen is only what is programmed, within rules the author made. Some games have simple rules, but the others are very complex.
The other good example would be a problem of "random number". There's no random number creation by the computer, just modern calculus is very complex for us to make without machines.
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The numbers of the winning ticket here have been winning in draws for hundreds and even thousands of years, without ever being wrong. Even a programmed machine, even if we run it only once or twice a day, after a few years it reacts in the opposite way to this set command, that is, when we press the run button, it gives a completely different result. But here, this lottery ticket wins every second for thousands and thousands of years. It is very easy to see that this event, repeated regularly for hundreds of thousands of years, has nothing to do with luck, but follows a destiny.
But in the same way there is no luck in things like heads and tails, which only happen in a single draw. It is only in these things that we cannot see the miracle, the plan, because the event is repeated once or a few times. But when it is repeated a trillion times, we begin to discover the truth. Even a machine could not work for such a long time and without bouncing, could not exhibit such an order. There is no such thing as chance in the universe. Everything happens according to the plan of a Creator.
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There are two types. One where tickets are printed and sold (online or via POS) and then those tickets are put in raffle drum which one person turns round and round and then a random(so called) from the crowd comes in and pick up one ticket.
There is another lottery system where the machine picks 6 numbers which needs to be matched. However every month or week when this draw happens the 6 matching numbers are picked up by computer but there is no winner because no one who participated online and picked there 6 numbers ever chose those 6 numbers why ? because not enough tickets were sold.
Does this means also that lottery is halal to play with ?
I admit i played the following very few times but then I gave up thinking either its all fake, or I should stay away because if i win. i would be feeding my family from haram in their stomach... which as a man makes me feel so low and my vanity stopped me from playing later completely.
These ones i tried.
https//emiratesdraw.com/ (match nos)
https//www.mahzooz.ae/en? (match nos)
https//bigticket.ae/ (raffle drum meaning must winner who takes 5M USD)cheers
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GPT reviewed my writing and expressed its thoughts on the topic as follows
"A ticket that wins a quadrillion times in a row has such an improbably low chance that it cannot be explained by probability theory. Therefore, it seems more logical to consider such an event as fate rather than luck. However, this depends entirely on an individual's worldview and their perspective on the concepts of luck and fate. From my point of view, such an event contains an improbability so large that it cannot be left to chance, and it is more meaningful to explain it with "fate."
GPT O1
