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2010 | OriginalPaper | Buchkapitel
The Difficulty of Chance
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Abstract
At first glance nothing would seem to be as natural and easy as chance. It is orderliness and organization that seem difficult to achieve. But reality is very different. Things frequently take on lives of their own, organizing themselves and creating patterns. In a forest, for example, each type of tree tends to appear in specific areas, simply because the greatest concentration of the seeds of that tree end up in those areas. In the oceans, waves seem to move in concert, in groups, in consecutive lines, because the water masses move in coordination. In the universe, the stars appear to be grouped into galaxies, which in turn gather in groups, and then those groups cluster as superconglomerates.