Quote by Albert Einstein

God does not play dice with the universe.

God does not play dice with the universe.

Summary

This quote was famously said by physicist Albert Einstein, and it reflects his belief in the notion of determinism. Einstein rejected the probabilistic nature of quantum mechanics and suggested that there is a deeper order and plan behind the universe, implying that God or some higher power does not leave things to chance. He preferred a deterministic worldview where everything follows a precise set of rules and is predictable, in contrast to the random nature described by quantum mechanics. The quote essentially conveys Einstein's conviction that the universe operates based on a strict and predetermined framework.

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By Albert Einstein

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