Does True Randomness Actually Exist?

Perhaps you can find a link about it?

I had heard something about that. Amazing.

they say (start w/underpaid overcontributing female physicists) thinking that future knowledge is out there to be had ?..is tricking urself (to the point of eye-crying comedy) in that the s-t continuum is a abominable snowman lol !...[and u know what the yeti said "believe in urself...nobody else does]

iows u cant have both. BURST !

I'm not sure what's more fun: reading the continued ravings of the lunatic named noodles or the logic in disguise posted poetically by Lola.

The earth would be a dull place without these two.

Festerthetester - please remain Forever Lost in Space in your own mind.....for if you ever discovered otherwise I fear your brain would implode 

And Have Happy New Year!!!

i luvda macabre. beauchene skulls. but i never thoughta a imploding brain. thank you !  

its imposibble to prove something that has no order

I don't think you're right. Can you prove it?

I think I recall some discussion of infinity earlier within this discussion, so this might be of interest to some participants. The first kid is very smart!

That remains to be an unanswered question. Is earths plane infinite/finite?

I think he's very fast thinking. Maybe one might think of him as smart but he makes a lot of semanto-logical errors, like "infinite is the opposite of finite".

Ermm...both of the "first round" participants are female.  So who are you referring to?

I didn't listen to much of it. It's like listening to a frog speaking. The woman at the end seemed pretty bright. The "kid" seems to believe stuff like "real infinities exist" and so it would seem he has yet to go some distance to order his thoughts properly. I mean, an immediate non sequitur emerges because if infinities exist they are not the opposite of finite quantities. Of course they aren't anyhow but I'm just making use of his errors. You can be very bright and make errors, of course.

No it's a male, pretty sure. Couldn't catch the name, it was garbled. If you could hear the name it may give a clue.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emily_Riehl

Oh, ok.

Anyway, they didn't have their thoughts fully in order about infinity. There was a claim infinity has properties but only real objects can have properties. Possibly an abstract concept like infinity can be correctly said to have qualities but definitely not properties. A property is measurable.