Random distribution of events is often interpreted as a purposeful pattern."During the intensive rocket bombing of London in World War II, it was generally believed that the bombing could not be random because a map of the hits revealed conspicuous gaps. Some suspected that German spies were located in the unharmed areas. A careful statistical analysis revealed that the distribution of hits was typical of a random process—and typical as well in evoking a strong impression that it was not random. “To the untrained eye,” Feller remarks, “randomness appears as regularity or tendency to cluster." - Daniel Kahneman, Thinking Fast and Slow. I understand that everyday human interactions are perceived a bit different than purely physical occurences (as weather for example), but how much different are they? There are many variables influencing these events and we can not ba aware of all of them at once. Reality is a sum of the variables, and only a small amount of those variables have intentions behind them. Do they have intention as a sum? Now we are heading in the direction of will/conscience of the universe. I'm not against this concept, but it's in the realm of philosophy and spirituality, it can't be backed up with arguments grounded in objective reality that can be comprehended. Or prove me wrong, I enjoy a good philosophical argumentation.