Recent content by Aleksey

Randomness does not exist.

Sorry, did not catch. Not old not new one, just the die (one die) whose properties you don't know exactly.

For example, changing the center of gravity of the cube during testing.

It is simple P(AB) != P(A)P(B).

"The fifth roll of the die is not independent" - exactly. It depends of my opinion regarding randomness.

First of all you need to know what is randomness - series of events or the one event. But the problem is that we do not know what is the randomness. So both your points of view are right.

Nobody can prove it.

If I knew what means randomness, i would have answered your question

Well. But the distinctiveness depends on the point of view. This is a subjective concept. It turns out that randomness does not exist?

So what is the difference between uncertainty and randomness? I'm scared. Still, there are pseudo-random?

I think the same. There are no randomness but uncertainty. Thanks

Thanks. "No one can say whether or not truly random process exist in nature". Why do we use this term? What is the reason?

Math. According to Kolmogorov a random event is a subset of the set of elementary events. Why call such a subset as random event. What a reason?

Help! I can not catch meaning of: 1. random event 2. random number 3. random process