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In an infinite universe is it not the case that all possibilities have at least one instance where their probability is equal to one?
Not necessarily. It pretty much depends on dynamics laws of the universe: you can have states that are consistently and forever missed. There are theorems for the eternal returns in both general relativity and quantum physics, that elucidate these questions.