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randomness in the universe is ubiquitous. Here are a few examples, you choose to read this article, randomly. You throw a dice, you get a number, a random number every single time. Let’s say you are taking a bus to your office, you see all sorts of people, how random it is, isn’t it? You go to watch your favorite match in the stadium and people cheer for their favorite team, each one of them yells distinctly. Have you ever seen a sunflower closely? If not, google it right away, look how arbitrarily the seeds are placed, looks beautiful, right? The stars, they are placed randomly, there aren’t any fundamental principles to back this randomness, it’s just, random. 0 reply
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