The Wie man terms destiny and chance a little differently, perhaps, calling them "causality" and "indeterminacy," and then he further guts their meaning, their concepts, as just more conjurings we come up with to explain stuff:
"Statistical probability or inexorable cause-effect? Neither has factual experience other than as an enunciation of a supposed 'law' apparently governing an apparent (phenomenal) world evolving by extension in 'space' and duration in 'time.'"
Ah, Wie. Take a break and go see a movie or something. Movies may fool us in the deepest sense with their dreamstuff dramas, but right now I am in Ft Lauderdale for the wedding of my daughter, and the movie has turned fairy tale wonderful. On with the show.
"Statistical probability or inexorable cause-effect? Neither has factual experience other than as an enunciation of a supposed 'law' apparently governing an apparent (phenomenal) world evolving by extension in 'space' and duration in 'time.'"
Ah, Wie. Take a break and go see a movie or something. Movies may fool us in the deepest sense with their dreamstuff dramas, but right now I am in Ft Lauderdale for the wedding of my daughter, and the movie has turned fairy tale wonderful. On with the show.
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