Ontology:Q2221

1. [S2] (pronounced [S2]) Determinism can form out of non-deterministic elements 1:(-)1:(-)1

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[S2] (pronounced [S2]) Determinism can form out of non-deterministic elements 1:(-)1:(-)1

E:DeterminismFromNonDeterminism

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quantum mechanics

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Category:Determinism ontology

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we already know this is possible, at least in a mathematical sense concerning material things that really appear unpredictable versus material things that really appear predictable. the most widely-accepted example right now is quantum mechanics. nobody really knows much about the individual particles, yet as things scale up all the particles form into predictable patterns. this is the key to building models of society and historical materialism.

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