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 The Randomness principle of justice is simple and well known, and
-becomes useful in cases when the Intentional Forms are unable to fully
+becomes useful in cases when the Intentional Principles are unable to fully
 ensure the goal of optimal outcomes. This can be utilized under various
-circumstances, but is especially useful in deadlock (stalemate)
+circumstances, an is especially useful in deadlock (stalemate)
 scenarios.
-Randomness sets the limits on everything (existential).
+It can also be utilized when all attempts at an "intentional" resolution have been exhausted. Some common examples are:
+Lottery\\
+Role of the dice\\
+Spin of the wheel\\
+Cutting cards\\
+Random number generation\\
+Randomness (Luck) sets the limits on everything (existential).
 Randomness (Existential) continuously effects every element in the
-Chain of Compensation (Intentional).
+[[compensation|Chain of Compensation]].