> variation of dice from one combination to the next is the arrow of time How can a sequence of random numbers introduce a preferred direction? Randomness has

> variation of dice from one combination to the next is the arrow of time How can a sequence of random numbers introduce a preferred direction? Randomness has the same properties backwards and forwards, and random numbers are not dependent on one another. You are presupposing the arrow of time to explain the arrow of time. You say you roll the dice every tick of time, but what makes the tick? Why does it tick in the direction it does? The dice do not explain such things.