sunoco

Thats the thing, I belive that not everything can be pedited. Some things are random, even the tinyest, tinyest things. Just my opinion. Maybe someday they will test it and see.

The Twilight Zone.

That was what I was wanting to know. That there is evidense of chance and randomness. Two equal experiments with slightly different results.

Why is it good to have so many people on the planet? My reasons for not wanting too many people are personal reasons rather than scientific reasons. I see a day where there are just citys, citys everywhere. Nomore beutifal sparesely populated wilderness. That is hell for me. The population not growing certainly isn't a bad thing. In most countrys it is rising very quickly.

Thats what I mean. Use a machine. Lets say there is such a thing as pure chance. Everything in the universe has an element of randomness to it. If you flipped a coin in the exact same way twice there would be tiny diferences in the results. If there was such thing as chance it would also be possible to do the exact same experiment 10 times, 9 times it would be exactly the same, 1 time it would vairy. I am not making any sense. It is hard for me to articulate what I am thinking. Maybe this will make some sense: Everythig in the universe is partly governed by chance, the farther the deviation is from the norm, the less likely it is to happen. I am sure a scientist has come up with something like this.

Yes, each experiment will be conducted ABSOLUTELY the same, would there be any difference at all? Is there an element of randomness in the world? Is there such thing as chance?

What if you were to conduct an ABSOLUTELY identical experiment inside a vacuum, say... flipping a coin. With everything exactly the same... would there be any difference in the results of the two experiments? This question has een bugging me for years.

It is good if the populatio nwent down. there are alot of people on this world and a more stable population would be nice.