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Many of us have solved such an exercise. There are several balls of the same size and material in a bag, and there are two colors, black and white. Calculate the probability of picking a black ball. But if these balls are magnets or hydrogen atoms, the problem changes. At least, the answer should connect to the process of bagging those balls and the effort of the person who did the picking because they are randomly connected to a collective. So, God’s dice is the simplest type of magnet, consisting of two magnetic monopoles, north, and south, like hydrogen atoms, but only the magnetic hydrogen atoms. Right now, that’s all I know.