<ul><li>Randomness in the natural world may not be as chaotic as it seems. It can emerge from structured probabilities within interconnected systems.</li><li>The framework of apparent randomness explains phenomena in physics and biology, such as ball lightning and genetic mutations.</li><li>Ball lightning appears random due to multiple interacting systems, including electrical fields, atmospheric composition, and surface interactions.</li><li>Mutations in biology arise from probabilistic interactions within internal and external systems, leading to increased entropy of probabilities.</li></ul>

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