Is true randomness feasible?

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if you want to create a fully random system you 'must' eliminate all initial states to avoid predicted occurrences but then how to use a word like ""create"", to initialize a system like this. cause 'create' implies that there is a something has to begin and then the whole randomness would collapse or wouldn't so the 'event' that would initialize the system is the main key to know are the sequence of fellow events would be predictable or random. but i assumed here that random implies ""unpredictable sequence of events that have initiated from [unmeasurable/can't be fit into common pattern] 'created' event"".

in my opinion, bigbang is an 'created' event that initiated sequence of unpredictable events then by the time it's entropy lessen till it come to a state of wich it can be predictable and that allows us to deduce patterns[i mean maths]

but i think we can define time in terms of randomness getting less and less, but it's converse logical deduction because i used randomness to define time and time to define randomness :3

any thoughts, especially from chaos theorists?