Thread: Can a human simulate a random generator?

No I didn't, silly. You criticized me because I stated a philosophical theory that I have, by stating that I didn't know about quantum physics, which has nothing to do with what I said originally. Then, ironically, you stated that I was confusing philosophy with science.
I stated that I was not impressed with the theories surrounding quantum physics. I didn't know you had such a passion for quantum physics that you would feel you needed to defend it. You cannot disprove what I said, which was that I was not impressed with the theories surrounding quantum physics, so I'm not sure what you're working for. I can only promise that I'm not impressed by them. Scouts honor.

...Oh. I did attempt to point out that there is nothing that I can know for sure. One can tell me about quantum physics, philosophy, or fruit flies all day. I can take it in, but I can never have complete faith in what they say. That would be a weak-minded thing to do.

I'm sorry, but you can't disprove what I stated, which was that I am not impressed with the theories surrounding quantum physics.