Does True Randomness Actually Exist?

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noodles2112 wrote:

Occam's Razor Elroch ---

heliocentric theory(s) require far too many assumptions !

I suppose I’ll list down some assumptions required by geocentrism:

-Requires a shadowy cabal (will be elaborated on) to have steered the events in the world for at least a couple hundred years.

-‘They’ (the shadowy cabal) are engaged in manipulating anyone and anything of importance, despite said people of importance being part of the cabal and therefore cooperative.

-‘They’ have successfully hidden the true nature of the relationship between the Earth and the Sun for at least a few centuries, employing at least the equivalent of tens of trillions of USD to gain something yet unknown.

-‘They’ have managed to ensure that absolutely nobody involved in anything pertaining to the cosmos can leak stuff, making their cover-up easily the largest and most successful in history. For inscrutable reasons, ‘they’ allow the idea of FE to spread online anyway.

-The engineering the human race does works despite the physics behind being wrong. Or all the engineers are in it as well.

This has nothing to say of the multiple pieces of evidence against FE, I’m just pointing out its implausibility.

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I understand they tell us the sun is much further distant & larger than the moon - that does not negate the fact that the sun/moon are observed to be the same size by every single human on the face of the earth - as well as every single human on earth observing the exact same "side/face of the moon" forevermore ---- but they tell us the moon is rotating in perfect sync with a rotating earth & that is why the same side of the moon is only visible to humans on earth -------------------------------------------------------- a dubious claim indeed!

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AG120502 -- only takes a few to fool multitudes - its very simple actually - "dissemination of information" is "top-down" not "bottom-up" -

it's like this - the theory of "everyone would have to be in on it"-- is juvenile logic - it would be tantamount to claiming "privates in the military know everything 4-star generals know or janitors working for large companies/corporations e.g. Amazon etc. knows everything the CEO"s/board members know" -

obviously - that would be absurd & preposterous to believe !