Photon Drop Strange Deals

[Gynn Rei]

Response to bit in bold:
True, that's the general idea with Brownian Motion anyway. It's also a possible reason for us making predictions (see next comment).

Response to underlined bit:
The physics of the lottery does have some subtle variations, true, but this is why we make predictions. Nobody can truly know a future outcome, I'll give you that, so we make hypotheses to see if the outcome predicted in a hypothesis is the same as the actual, some say predetermined (by various cray things as well as physics, no less) outcome.

General response: There's a rational explanation for nearly everything, except what happens after death, and also most of this spiritual stuff that could not possibly be explained through standard physics. (Example: Levitation without ropes.)

Common people rather just let luck find its way than making hypotheses out of it... we refer to it as luck because (like you said) not always possible or easy to predict what the effect will be in the future.

About something else, you say you do not know what happens after death... you say everything happens for a reason and you say everything can be explained with physics. If we define death with physics we would conclude there is nothing after life.

I think you're not making much sense for a rational man that can't even tell what happens after death. I believe in something called luck... I believe in something beyond.

As I conclude you say everything has a meaning for it to happen (it can be explained by physics) though you contradict yourself when you start talking about spiritual sense. You're blurry.