In other words, if I write this for loop:
For (i=0; i< math.random; i++)
This stability, as anarchic as it is with that randomness, still within reach of our finite minds to understand that it isn’t totally random, however utterly random it may appear to our mind, such an explicit and confined loop, why should such a thing ever be unpredictable?
Some will argue that simple .randomnesss() is the thing that mindfucks you. But plenty are gifted to not be perturbed by randomness, that even in the noise they can seek out a truth.
Hah. Yeah, why would magically improbable things emerge out of a clear cut predictable system, like the for loop I defined above, which to the naive will seem infinitely impossible to predict because I increased the domain to randomness.
Somewhere here, God laughs. I write jokes for the divine, I never thought that’d be me, hah!
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I believe Christ speaks to programmers. We have insight into design and big systems.
God is Good.
Therefore, those who were gifted the training to understand design, should take up the mantle.
Lord have mercy, grace us, this place has been hollow of practical religious men and women for quite some time. May god bless this place with more leaders of the right soul.
Amen.