[Southack]

"It isn't in "my world", it's what the word means. This is about a statistical argument. Statistically speaking, "random" means it has a uniform distribution, in that any possible outcome is equally likely. That's it. It has nothing to do with a lack of intelligent bias."

How would you get a non-uniform, non-random probability distribution without intelligent bias?

[mlo]

How would you get a non-uniform, non-random probability distribution without intelligent bias?

Why do you assume the only kind of bias is an intelligent one?

[Doctor Stochastic]

How would you get a non-uniform, non-random probability distribution without intelligent bias?

I'm not sure what you mean by non-random here, but it's trivial to get non-uniform distributions. Beta decay is exponential in time, not uniform. Ortho and para hydrogen form in various mixtures depending on temperature, 75% to 25% at room temperature, not uniform.