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How do physical laws differ from physical matter? Is there 100% certainty that the principles of understanding physical laws differ from the principles of understanding through them?
A law describes the behavior of matter. That is, it is a set of principles, knowing which, we can describe any process determined by this law, right?
And if randomness is actually pseudo-randomness? Hmm? Like in a computer, where not random, but pseudo-random numbers are actually generated, only here – with a certain meaning.
Someone just told me about the uncertainty principle.
No, to hell with civilizations, it's completely perverse.