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If you’re willing to appeal to the intrinsic randomness of the universe at the atomic level then you’re basically arguing that every nuance is random and meanin
by jncfhnb 3y ago
If you’re willing to appeal to the intrinsic randomness of the universe at the atomic level then you’re basically arguing that every nuance is random and meaningless.
And if you’re not, then you’re just cherrypicking things that suit your fancy.
The universe has sufficient structure to observe its properties even if the underlying mechanisms are random.