Randomness
Einstein said God doesn't throw the dice.
That means everything should have its own cause.
Every object follows certain rules, so they are predictable.
But this notion seems(forgive my ignorance of physics) to contradict
those basics of quantum mechanics--all phenomena are only combination
of chance events.
Then why do we sometimes feel compelled to do something like our
future has been more or less predetermined, while at other times
as in the case of casting a dice the result is up in the air until
the last moment?
Suppose the randomness is the fundamental state in the universe:
each and any particle moves at will without any law, but somehow
in the history of evolution the "invisible hand" intervenes, setting
the rule; thence everything is different. There's no turning back.
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