Assuming full determinism, probability isn't a property of the world - it's a measure of your ignorance

According to determinists, the world doesn’t assign probabilities to events that occur in it. The state of the world and the laws that govern it are known to itself. In that case, “the probability” becomes a binary value - it either is (1) or it isn’t (0). Certain, either way. The uncertainty represents “how much do I not know about the world and the laws that govern it” - it’s always going to be a measure of the observer’s ignorance.

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Noise can be absolute (randomness) or relative (to some target) how we attribute a fair coin toss to "a true random event", whereas a true determinist would argue that it really isn't random at all. All it takes is knowing the laws of nature and the data: weight of the coin, a hand that throws it, the force, the air humidity and atmospheric pressure, etc. The answer to which side the coin lands on becomes certain.

Sources

A Philosophical Essay on Probabilities the source of this claim; Laplace states it as a direct consequence of the demon.