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> randomness at a very low level (eg radiation patterns) Sometimes I wonder if one couldn't actually decipher these background radiation patterns, given enough
by freeflight 9y ago
> randomness at a very low level (eg radiation patterns)
Sometimes I wonder if one couldn't actually decipher these background radiation patterns, given enough resolution in sensors and enough calculation power to crunch possible models fitting the patterns.
Imho not even the drop of a dice is random and a seed is nothing but a pre-defined set of variables.
But at that point, we could probably just simulate our own realities.
- manmal 9y agoI‘m no expert and all, but AFAIK there is true randomness going on in quantum effects. Here is a nice discussion: https://physics.stackexchange.com/a/210609 https://physics.stackexchange.com/a/210609