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Hey even classical mechanics can be inderterministic at times. Check Norton's dome.

Maybe I am overworrying about his age, Nobelitis and his relation to OpenAI. At least they announced other big heads in there (although...

I don't see @PeroK claiming that nature is random. The only one who keeps fixating on that claim is you. If we use a classical model...

I think we have to be extra skeptic with Yang-Mills solution even if Gross et al. give it validation. The Navier-Stokes (NS) problem was...

Not really physics job advice (I'm an engineer so others can answer on that), but if you're desperate and doing DoorDash to make ends...

maybe he is rude to physicists only

I know what cellular automata are, I just have not read Gerard's theory. You do not have interest in engaging in any other points I...

Here's an analogy. Determinism would say that the outcome of every soccer match is predetermined. Or, at least, that the outcome...

That's also true for determinism. The difference between determinism and superdeterminism is the following: Determinism postulates...

Exactly. Superdeterminism is not much about determinism but about avoiding statistical independence. Under superdeterminism we are...

Sure but it is not who said it that matters, it is the argument. "Authorities" can be right for the wrong reasons. Sure but that is too...

We avoid fallacy of appealing to authority? Edit: you have not answered what you wanted to discuss here

As the usual joke goes: a field is an element that transforms as a field

That's not really true. The decay also rests on the collapse postulate and on decoherence with the environment. In fact, if decoherence...

A coin is symmetric regarding heads/tails. How can a deterministic process in a symmetric setup create an asymmetric result?