> If a thing is in my pocket, there's an above zero probability of me picking it when I randomly take a thing out of my pocket.
This is only true if there are only a finite number of things in your pocket, though… I think an analogy is how we always have 1/n>0 for any finite (positive) number n—and yet, 1/infinity=0.
This is only true if there are only a finite number of things in your pocket, though… I think an analogy is how we always have 1/n>0 for any finite (positive) number n—and yet, 1/infinity=0.
For something more precise, I think the corresponding Wikipedia page (FWIW) is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Almost_never.