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What you are describing is the typical perception of a schizophrenic
person. You think that everything revolves around yourself and you
only see the "facts" that will support that.
My advise for you is to admit yourself to a good psychiatric
institution and cooperate with their therapy. If you cooperate with
them, they will "adjust" you to medication that will get you rid of
those schizophrenic perceptions. After a couple of months you can
leave the institution and lead a normal life again. You will probably
need to take medication for the rest of your life, but that is the
price to pay for a normal life.

On 1 Gen, 21:44, ross wrote:

Not if the OS prevents data from lacking between different programs.

Yes.

If you need cryptographical security, then an attacker can predict or
sometimes even choose the content of newly allocated memory.

If you don't need cryptographical security, it's still not good, since
the same initial values might repeat over multiple executions: better
to seed form the system timer in this case.