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[Shannon]

That is some seriously interesting shit, Shannon. The fact that you've disproven the existence of chance is a huge game changer. It's too bad people don't know about this shit. Just think of how differently people would approach life if they knew chance was an illusion!

You're jumping to conclusions.  I haven't necessarily disproven anything; this is my best working theory.  And, I reserve the right to be proven wrong.  But as far as I can see, what we think of as "randomness" is really a case of "we can't fully explain it due to the limitations we are burdened with at this time in terms of cognition, processing power, known variables to consider and computational capacity".  For example, with weather forecasting, the accuracy of the models increases as you get higher and higher resolution data.  So for example, if you consider the temperature on a minute by minute basis in 10,000,000,000 locations with a county, you're going to have much better accuracy than if you only consider 10 locations within that county every hour.