Randomness

[Proofreaders2000]

If God(or any outside factor you want to beleive)
didn't like you, you wouldn't have found the ticket.

That is why I am proud to say I am a Christian.
(so if He chooses to reveal the Grail (whatever it is)
I will be in a position to receive it.

Proof says it all,  if you believe or not... if you don't have"a can-do mindset" + TAKE ACTION (this part is general forgotten) ..   you will get nothing...

Also have at least one good study partner to help hash out your master plan.

[Turner]

If God(or any outside factor you want to beleive) didn't like you, you wouldn't have found the ticket.

Hmmm....I beg to differ

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[ignatus]

what im saying is randomness is a proof of divinity. now you may be an atheist, but that doesn't matter, it's still a fact

[buffalowizard]

what I'm saying is randomness is a proof of divinity. now you may be an atheist, but that doesn't matter, it's still a fact

What I'm saying is randomness is NOT a proof of divinity. Now you may be a believer, but that doesn't matter, it's still a fact

Just words - you see?

[Turner]

I respect people who have God in their life.
I don't.
But I fail to see the link between peoples beliefs and Random Numbers.
2 billion years ago, long before life and humans and religion, the early seas were creating random patters in the waves and ripples.

Nothing divine.

Randomness is just a natural part of nature.

Amen
(which does sound religious...agreed)

[FreeRoulette]

If you asked someone to write down a random set of 100 numbers between 1 and 100, and you had a random number generator do the same. You could tell which was which, because people tend try and balance out the random numbers, but pure random number can be very lopsided.

[Skakus]

Rejoice, for God exists purely in awe of himself, and randomness is his infinite effort to experience everything. - Skakus.

[Proofreaders2000]

If you asked someone to write down a random set of 100 numbers between 1 and 100, and you had a random number generator do the same. You could tell which was which, because people tend try and balance out the random numbers, but pure random number can be very lopsided.

It's like the number of hairs of human hair.  Science
says there is an average of 100,000 human hairs on each head.

Yet every hair on the human head is numbered.  It's that
'lack of detail' we (mankind) attribute to 'randomness'.