Most matter in the universe is various forms of plasma that have no pattern. You generally find patterns in condensed matter.
And yes patterns, including life, repeat themselves. That’s just a tautology.
I don't know anything about plasma or science, so do take this as an accusation, but does science have a way to identify something of having no pattern vs having no pattern found?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Symmetry_(physics)
Much of the universe, and the laws of physics are symmetrical. But condensed matter exhibits forms of asymmetry, and emergent behaviour. Organisation reduces the possible microstates of a system, and thus breaks symmetry.