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human
ELI5: Apparently a Monkey on a typewriter with an infinite amount of time would write the complete works of Shakespeare, this makes sense to me. But people studying probabilities have said it's by no means certain it would, even with an infinite amount of time. Why not?

I liked the idea of infinity giving the monkey time to write anything and everything, I can't get my head around the monkey *not* writing all of Shakespeare. :/
gpt
There are a lot of very misleading answers here. There is one fact to know: All random sequences are normal (which will imply all finite sequences occur infinitely often). So if by a monkey banging on a keyboard you mean to imply that the output is random, then there is no doubt that not only will the monkey eventually type out all the works of Shakespeare (in order, no less) but the monkey will do it infinitely many times. 

However, if by using a monkey you mean to say that the typing is not random but is "monkey like" then the question is impossible to decide as "monkey like" typing in not determined to a satisfactory point to give an answer. (for instance, "monkey like" typing might favor certain letters or letter combinations)

So as long as the sequence of events is random, then every (finite) possibility will occur infinitely many times. That includes a random roulette wheel, not matter how many times you get red in a row... eventually there will be a time when you get a googlex consecutive blacks... and that will happen infinitely many times... no matter how many reds you get to start with (as long as it is truly random).