> Everything is a randomly distributed result unless proved to be affected by a specific input. Nope. The former is invalidated by the latter, if you take the

> Everything is a randomly distributed result unless proved to be affected by a specific input. Nope. The former is invalidated by the latter, if you take the statement at face value. Everything appears randomly distributed...oh wait that isn't true either as you always have ranges and generally 2 axes (one being time). Most importantly, this doesn't contribute the conversation in any way. -1