#2259 - Thomas Campbell

1913.742 - 1935.376 Thomas Campbell

The things that are one in a million have a very low probability of being drawn, but sometimes they are drawn. Things happen one in a million now and again because sometimes they get drawn. Here's an example. A scientist gets a better telescope, and he's going to look into a piece of space farther out. Nobody's ever looked into that space before, so nobody knows what's there.