Author: Russell Reagan
Date: 11:11:59 08/06/02
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On August 06, 2002 at 10:37:21, Robert Hyatt wrote: >Einstein said "nothing is random". Which means _everything_ can be computed >if you just know all the variables. :) I think that makes perfect sense. I had an astronomy professor say that if we knew all of the variables that existed between the sun and the earth (and that's a LOT of variables) then we could accurately predict the weather at any given time. As far as proving that nothing is random, that's tough. If you thought you had something that was completely random, couldn't you make the counter argument that we haven't found the formula or pattern that makes up the "random" sequence? Russell
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