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[Danny Boy]

I didn't say the universe is random. I said that the universe is unpredictable. It is described by mathematical rules with nothing random in them and can have outcomes that are unpredictable. Well you know what? The forecasters can't predict the weather. They only use probabilities to estimate how the weather might be in 2-3 days later from that time. How many times did the forecasters say "It will rain" and it doesn't? In my experience many. Their accuracy for 2-3 days is 80-90% so there is a great possibility of what they say will happen, but what about 1 month? They can't predict the weather at 1 month exactly from now. The "luck of data" you refer to means you simply can't predict the weather. It is unpredictable.

It is predictable because as I said before. they are still stranded by the laws of physics. this laws can be calculated and have a predictable outcome.

And as I said before (and I have the impression you did not fully understood what I said): The only reason for the forecasters to use probabilities is due to the lack of data. They do not posses all the info and data that could affect the weather in the next morning. It is Humanly impossible to ever make a computer to predict by 100% the future of the WHOLE UNIVERSE or even just earth. but the calculations are already done in the universe's "source code" why do you think scientist can predict so accurately if a comet will or will not hit the earth? The physics are there the only difference between a comet's orbit and the earth's climate is simply: complexion. Even if something is incredibly complex it doesn't mean It can't not be calculated. It would just need an incredible amount of data and time.