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No, but it can produce something that's unpredictable from the original code. And that's spitting distance from random.

• tomxor 7y ago
  Yup, "unpredictability" or more precisely computational irreducibility is when things tend to get interesting... and this happens deterministically just fine.
• kleer001 7y ago
  In addition as soon as a system comes in contact with the real world randomness is nearly free and easy to get.