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Are galaxies laid out in any sort of order, or just scattered randomly?

If you look at a small section of stars they look randomly positioned, but if you zoom out far enough they are arranged in galaxies.

If we could zoom out even further would we find that galaxies are arranged in some sort of massive pattern, or are they just scattered randomly throughout the universe?
gpt
Galaxies gather in clusters, and those form superclusters. Within those clusters and superclusters the distribution is more or less randomly, but on a larger scale you can see them splitting up, forming long filaments. 

Between these filaments you have huge voids with little to no galaxies in them. On the largest scale everything looks like foam, where the voids are the bubbles and the filaments are the edges between them.