Are pie and tacos still random?

[[MoonStorm]]

I notice that alot of times when someone is saying random things off the bat, they usually end up saying something like "I like pie" or "I like tacos" does that mean they are no longer random? :huh:

[Lykaios]

The act of trying to be random defies the point of randomness.

[FayGee]

The act of trying to be random defies the point of randomness.

That is SO true! Lately, all the newbs have been saying, "And I'm random." That takes away the randomness of it!

[OrionRising]

That is SO true! Lately, all the newbs have been saying, "And I'm random." That takes away the randomness of it!

You cat folk are all alike.



Anyways, the answer to this topic is:

NO.

There is no debate.

[Peppermental]

I'm going to take this debate a step farther just to defy Orion.

Does random exist? I mean, if everything is massively complex cause-and-effect web of events, theoretically is anything actually completely random?

[éan]

I'm going to take this debate a step farther just to defy Orion.

Does random exist? I mean, if everything is massively complex cause-and-effect web of events, theoretically is anything actually completely random?

I could see that, but Caleb, is everything planned out already, therefore getting rid of "random" altogether, or is everything that happen to us up by chance, making "random" exactly everything that happens?

[Bowie20049]

I think random is relative to the person :P

[Peppermental]

Oh shut up. Like Morpheus says, the way things happen is the only way they can happen. As in, for all the infinite possibility (barring time travel, and even then technically), events will only happen in one way. Since everything is a continuation of existence, it is not random, because there are only a set number of things that can happen. Is it random if its only random only relative to reality? "Oh but it is random within that set of outcomes!" No, because as I said each outcome is directly related to the cause. If all things stood still, on the smallest level, everything would cease to happen. So, movement creates outcome, and from movement we can predict outcome.

Is it random if the person is unable to predict it because of some limit of vision? God is a sock, by the same merit.

[Random Boy]

I know this is a little off topic, but GOD IS NOT A SOCK, PEPPERMENTAL!!!! :mad: i think that NOTHING is random, because if it's a word, or a certain noise or movement, someone else has said it or done ir. And the earth has been around long enough, i think every random thing possible is no longer random because the concept of random is that no one has done it before and it is totally free of any links to the previous subject, which is obviously impossible to do.

[Peppermental]

A condom is a sock for your schlong. I like to keep God close.

[Queen Kanen]

A condom is a sock for your schlong. I like to keep God close.

Oh Caleb that just made my week.

/spam

[lostbookworm]

All I can say, is k'ching.

[bookworm]

Oh Caleb that just made my week.

/spam

That just made my entire life.

/doublespam

[Isis]

The blatant grammatical error in the title of this thread hurts me whenever I see it. The question is ARE pie and tacos still random. Use "are" with a plural subject, people.

[Iridescence]

The blatant grammatical error in the title of this thread hurts me whenever I see it. The question is ARE pie and tacos still random. Use "are" with a plural subject, people.

Thank you.

[8silverstream8]

Well pie is but I don't think tacos are as commonly used as they were before.