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in article [EMAIL PROTECTED], John Edser at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 12/2/03 8:35 AM: > JE:- > Incorrect. All random patterns, without > exception, can be validly suggested > to be caused by _either_ random or > non random processes. This is because non random > processes commonly produce random patterns > but random processes can only produce random > patterns, by definition. This is not true. Are you familiar with Turing patterns, for example? Guy
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