Does True Randomness Actually Exist? ( ^&*#^%$&#% )

visually, 31 & 37 are almost the same. weird 

37 is one a most beautiful numbers i ever met. i luvd being 37...what a awesome year !!

ohhh !...take any (3) repeat number (222, 555, etc) divvy it up by 37 & watch what happens...

...see it ? 

...isnt that fun ??...yee !!

111 = 3 * 37

u got it hon lol !

(...with n being any number from 0-9)

3n * 37 = n n n

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and i think this might work too...

3i * 37 * 1001001 = i i i , i i i , i i i

where i can be any integer from 0 to 9

Positively angelic!

0 is the cosmic egg from which all numbers come.

Exactly.

im happy to have brought u two together bromantically.

...enjoy ur moment w/ one another .

Elon Musk admits he screwed up investing in bitcoin

Should have taken some advice from the chess.com off topic forums.

hes that car guy right ?...reminds me...i used2have a chevette - electric yellow lol ! (i dont have a car these dayz)...like the one at the very end scene of silence of the lambs ? i gave it to my mechanic friend for free - so long as he promised not2sell it. he turned around & sold it !...that bugga...i was sooo mad ! i asked him for half the $ (he got $300). he said ok but he never gave me the $150. i still luvem. he treats me sooo good. he looks like mark knopfler. a/w it had over 250k miles on it. lets see ?...the moons 238k miles away right ?......so its on its way back (it left me there lol !).

idk...maybe elon musk will come & get me. not sure.

https://youtu.be/68VDQeItaYQ

no. they didn’t try to justify their beliefs. it sounded more like a tavern talk.. google say the brit is a comedian and the yankee has a b.a in philosophy and phd in neuroscience. 4 whatever it worth..

you’re a funny man.. : )

Neuroscience is a hard science (the part of medical science relating to the nervous system and brain). Psychology is largely a soft science. The distinction is that one is primarily physical in focus, the other conceptual, relating to sometimes approximate, very high level, epiphenomena.

Entirely by chance I came across a specific example that illustrates my point beautifully, in a World Service radio documentary this morning.

There has been a large psychological study concerned with kindness, based on the Kindness Test, a questionnaire answered by many (60,000, if I recall?) people about their behaviour.  This involves such a lot of subjectivity in design of the questions and interpretation of the answers  that it illustrates why psychology is largely a soft science (although I am sure there would be very strong agreement on the kindness of different behaviour, which helps explain why psychology remains a meaningful science).

But then neuroscientists imaged the brains of some participants to see if there was a physical basis for the spectrum from extreme altruist to psychopath.  The simple answer is that there is at least one strong factor - the size of the amygdala.  This part of the brain is associated with emotions, including fear and anxiety, but also seems causally related to empathy. Psychopaths tend to have small amygdalas with low activity according to the neuroscientists' physical observations, and extreme altruists the opposite. It is now known to be associated with the variation from emotionless to "sensitive" and lack in empathy to extreme empathy, and to be crucial to things like identifying emotions in facial expressions of others. It was a clever choice to examine the brains of those who had donated a kidney - an act of extreme altruism. Yes, they have large, active amygdalas.

Neural Mechanisms of Social Decision-Making in the Primate Amygdala