it's just a ideal concept. like poisson. there's no real poisson.
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consider tossing a coin. if your model includes the force of tossing it, trajectory, air dynamics, weight of the coin, height, etc, then you can determine which side it will be. So "randomness" is an ideal concept, everything in real-life is, to some extent, psudo-random... which is deterministic.
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it's just a ideal concept. like poisson. there's no real poisson. simon   (298 bytes , 321reads )
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