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

dont try to figure out what hes thinking King. his brains are disordered.

This is disorder..

https://www.kingaxelson.com

Because I thought it was funny.

Read up on tidal forces in black holes (from NASA).

here's one from NASA....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QpeGKsi2Jac

Nice and random.

Yes, I agree.

Lovely Sweet Bliss

P9P, I'll have one for u on Radio Lola in a minute. Lemme load it 4u luv. Oh ! I'll be in Montreal in September. I can meet u at the Jean Talon Market this time....at the picnic benches  .  

Just the 2 of us?

Just by chance ... a random meeting and order is found.

It's like a movie.

Cookie might be with me. she wansta go. lets see what happens.

L'Homme au hamac, 1913, by Albert Gleizes. (Man in a Hammock)

few words about the Man in a Hammock, because its such a master piece. and so related to this topic.
this painting came about the same time when einstein published his "subjective space-time". Gleizes was fascinated by the theory, and so he wanted to incorporate a subjective time and space dimension into his work too.
his way to achieve this, was to "slice" the painting into "space-time frames" while keeping the overall story intact.
for example.. looking at the face, its clear that it was painted from 2 subjective points of view. one from the front, and the other from a side view. (to complement a single head)
but that wasnt enough. he wanted to incorporate "subjective time" too, and he managed to achieve this by painting the frames in different points of time. (while the hammock is rocking back and forth)

hope this makes some sense : )

here's an earlier sketch of the same. before subjective "space-time" complexity was incorporated..

Thx for clearing that up Silver. But I will say that the visualization is much different when compressed. i.e. Android phone vs computer screen.

I know it's strange, but on my droid I see what looks like some kind of Aztec god sittin on this guy's lap, with his hand stretched out to his left side as if to say..

Your gonna die kid, what can I do for ya, anything?

TY HiHo !....#1179's a wonderfilled post.

Great story, @Sillver1. It deserves to be true.

1000 General Structures of Persuasive Texts That I strongly advise you consider:

1. I strongly believe that Pablo Picasso, the Spanish painter, sculptor and all round art specialist invented Cubism for the sole reason of appealing to Rubix cube solvers. My first argument is that both the cube and Cubism are aurally sounding similar, so the inextricable bond between them resonates deeply as a very profound sound, so I think the connection can be summed up with Bach. Furthermore, I firmly believe that Bach is greater than Picasso, only because he is like Mach, the number one proponent of Mario running and steady state as he runs as well as your neighbour determines the centrifugal force. Needless to say, Bach is equipped handily with the prowess to be just like Naruto, whereas Pablo Picasso was a tad bit spaghettified in the great Enlightenment. I strongly believe this, because I strongly believe I have the ability to believe.

2. It is imperative that indoor fishing be cultivated in several hotspots across Sydney. I only believe this because fishing manages to encapsulate the nature of a sport, an art and a science simultaneously, whereas Sydney is merely a comedy to those who think and a tragedy to those who feel. In an essence, Sydney is virtually our globe. Fishing is disparate, like the veil of a ghost shrouded in mystery.

DiffyG....u needta write a SofC abstract.

That would be great.