Time of Randomness

Within popular science, the author seeks to define and establish an understanding of the world’s next wonder: Time of Randomness. Time of Randomness defines how random events require a time of their own in order to play out and how you can use this understanding in everyday life. The author’s research suggests randomness is caused by the intrinsic time of events due to a lack of information that drives the events down the wrong path according to the Law of Best Opportunity, the idea that all energies choose the best available option given the circumstances. Thus, Time of Randomness function becomes a balancing mechanism grounded in physics and mathematics, in a domain where random events are otherwise seen as unsustainable facts. For sports bettors, statistics enthusiasts, physics geeks, and anyone who loves new theory books. “An ingenious book where the principle of balance is physics, not mathematics — but the logic is mathematics, not physics.”