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Two random variables connected by a rule still form a random system. The end result of a process that has at least one randomly variable parameter is random. I
by cristianpascu 13y ago
Two random variables connected by a rule still form a random system. The end result of a process that has at least one randomly variable parameter is random. I don't see how that could be anything else.
- tokipin 13y agoAs I said, it depends on what you consider part of the system. And over large time scales the randomness 'blurs' such that other factors become more significant (e.g., your DNA is not a random sequence of nucleotides). Here is a question. Do you agree or disagree that survival/death decides which of nature's experiments work?