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Exercises on Gravity

How does one measure the predictability of chance?

Exercise on gravity 13 (2022)

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An attempt at irrelevance

How does one measure the predictability of chance? When the outcomes of a carefully controlled environment (the photographic studio, for instance) refuse to align with expectation, what are we to do with them? Can a limited set of conditions create an endless variety of outcomes, or does a particular context allow for only a single, inevitable result? How much flexibility exists between the causes we set in motion and the effectsthey produce? Should we stubbornly pursue the results we anticipate, or should we welcome the surprises that insist on appearing uninvited? If exact outcomes are ultimately unknowable, does it even make sense to define precise conditions of causality? Are they not irrelevant?

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