darwinist thomas henry huxley (left, 1825-1895, for those keen on numbers) claimed in the 1860s that: "... if monkeys randomly strummed typewriter keys for a long enough time, then sooner or later Psalm 23 would be printed out."
well, let's see about that!
due to the blatant absence of (infinite-1) monkeys a script shall be used for demonstration purposes.
research has learned that the average (medium sized, classification: primate) monkey's typing speed is approximately 500 characters per minute, that is, of course, once the whinging primate is somehow coerced to do such a thing. no statisticians were harmed during testing, however, one programmer's dignity was certainly abused. (he shares 99 per cent of his genes with the next-best ape anyway.)