Recently, randomness has even made the news: Apparently there’s hidden order in random surfaces, and we may be close to seeing a quantum computer generate ultimate randomness. This latter quest for perfect randomness is important because randomness brings unpredictability, and all non-quantum attempts to achieve it have the hidden flaw of being generated by algorithmic methods which can, theoretically, be deciphered. In this Insights column, we will explore how we can create randomness and defeat it in everyday activities, before soaring to philosophical heights in debating what randomness really is.
Needull in a haystack 
This reminds me to the idea of a phantastic “cosmic randomness generator” formulated by Robert Anton Wilson many years ago. I love randomness 🙂
Thanks for sharing 🙂