The idea that with enough time anything is possible is what philosophers call a category error. The fact is, there are infinite ways for the process to fail, and only one possible path to success. The statistical likelihood of a monkey writing Hamlet is therefore the same as the statistical likelihood of a broken glass suddenly reassembling itself. In other words, to all intents and purposes, zero. No matter how many monkeys and how much time, the error probability (even a single letter in a single word) is infinitely greater than the probability of success that success (a complete error-free text) never occurs.