You can see your view of the world as either fact decaying by way
of doubts into randomity, or as randomity decaying by way of
certainties into fact. The former begins with a belief in an
absolutely certain fact, the latter in absolutely uncertain
randomity.
To put it another way: Can you be wrong about absolutely anything?
If so, then nothing can be absolute fact and truth exists only as a
comparatively high probability. But if not then you exclude the
possibility of ever being mad, or even confused.
I don't believe in God, I believe in randomity. But if there is a
God, then he rolls the dice.
