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A pity. Does it cite its sources? Being a scientific magazine, I'd imagine so.
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Why there is something, rather than nothing.
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Truly random, truly spontaneous does not mean uncaused in my book. It is still the result of something acting according to its nature.
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It may be acting according to its nature, but that doesn't mean the phenomenon has a root cause (in the sense that another phenomenon triggered it).
But then this could simply be semantics: I'm at a loss as to how a truly random and spontaneous event could be said to be 'caused'.
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