This is an issue with most humans, they really have a hard time accepting randomness being the absolute norm of existence. On the scale of activity we are looking at, each individual outcome is more random than we want to admit. People always look for someone or something to "blame" when a car accident happens, or when the economy goes up or down, or even a 1 day change in the stock market. But for most every THING that happens*, it is fairly random. *thing, not things. once we get enough things, we can reasonably well predict what is LIKELY to happen, but not what WILL happen. Luck and randomness really rule individual events. Like a hit ball missing the glove of an infielder by an inch, or a put lipping out, or an ump missing a call......all random. And, our brains don't like that.