I guess it depends on how you define randomness. Chaos Theory, for example, starts with deterministic parts, but the outcome can be unexpected; this is largely

I guess it depends on how you define randomness. Chaos Theory, for example, starts with deterministic parts, but the outcome can be unexpected; this is largely a result of scale and feedback loops. Take the weather, for example: if you could track literally everything, then arguably you could predict the weather with 100% accuracy.