Do you have an example of a truly random phenomenon?

[Automaticsteam]

I mean that if we had all of the data we could have on the phenomena, then even theortically it will still be random.

I have real trouble with the format of this discussion board. Nonetheless, on the grandest scale the universe is random, random as the expansion and creation of new synapses and thought paths in the brain with new, especially original thought. At the inception of a seemingly intentional thought, was the thought to carry out, or even conceive of the intent, random? Is photon distribution in the Slit Experiment, random? So in the random but contained expansion of the universe, there is order universally in universal randomness. Yin & Yang, I reckon. Like it's getting to the philosophy of science/physics.

Mu

 

[George Keeling]

I have real trouble with the format of this discussion board.

I love the format of this 'discussion board'. It's briliiant.

 

[berkeman]

Like it's getting to the philosophy of science/physics.

And in a random act of kindness, this long thread is now done. Thanks everybody for your contributions.