(March 13, 2026 at 2:06 pm)Disagreeable Wrote: It could just be, for example, that so-called quantum "randomness" isn't truly random but is just very, very unpredictable.
What's the difference between "random" and "unpredictable"? I'd think if determinism is true, "random" would be a null set, while "unpredictable" would simply mean we lack sufficient knowledge of the antecedents to make an accurate prediction -- or it could mean that QM is truly random. How would we be able to tease out that difference?
