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The Journal of the American Enterprise Institute
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Spooky Serendipity
By
Nick Schulz
11/29/2006
When you use the iPod’s shuffle feature, the machine seems to know what is taking place around it. Is randomness part of Apple’s grand scheme? Can cell phones do it better?
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