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What do you mean by Shuffling the Deck

What do you mean by Shuffling the Deck?

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A. If one thoroughly shuffles a deck of cards, there is a virtual 100% chance that the resulting arrangement of cards will be unlike any previous arrangement.

B. Yet, even though there are tens of billions of resources in the world.

C. Private property eliminates the possibility that resource arrangements will be random because each resource owner will choose a particular course of action if it promises rewards to the owner that exceed the rewards promised by all other available actions.

D. The result is a complex and productive arrangement of countless resources.

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