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Random behavior of frequencies is present in almost any noise source. Electrical noise is convenient for electronics designers to generate and use as a contact with the random behavior inherent in the universe.
If one is to use a wide band source like a diode junction source used to produce white noise that source can be built in a convenient package that can be shielded from power source interference which contains regular periodic waves that are not strictly random. One can filter out narrow bands of frequencies of interest...like vocal frequencies that contain voices. Other bands can contain intelligence that can be used to generate computer data for voice synthesis or video data for spirit pictures.
It still requires the users intelligence to detect the intelligence in the random sources.Random data or frequencies without intelligence is not recognized.
What do you think of all of that?
Joe