Molecules scramble quantum information as well as black holes (msn.com) It turns out molecules can be almost as good at scrambling information as a black hole. The most exciting thing about this discovery is the one they don't talk about, that it implies the effect is rapidly lost, the more matter you throw into the mix, creating the deterministic world around us. In other words, how random anything appears to be simply depends on the complexity of the system, and they must account for the role of the observer.
