Physical probability doesn't exist

The only thing controversial about this article should be whether it applies to quantum phenomena. The author touches on Bell's theorem etc., but that might distract from the main part of the argument: chance doesn't cause anything, at least on an ordinary human scale. Chance is the catch-all word we use for causes we don't understand.

Probability doesn't describe reality but rather our understanding of reality. If you flip a coin and look at it without showing me, its state is certain for you and random for me because you know something I don't know. If I assign it a 50-50 chance of being heads, I'm making a statement about my uncertainty regarding the coin, not the coin.