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We have no way of predicting that physical process (not by a very large margin) so reasoning about it that way is quite useless. The inability to predict (perha
by tluyben2 7y ago
We have no way of predicting that physical process (not by a very large margin) so reasoning about it that way is quite useless. The inability to predict (perhaps) deterministic physical processes is randomness and (un)luck.
If you have to earn luck; what is being unlucky? Someone earned a succession of crap?
It is maybe predetermined since the beginning of the universe how (un)lucky I am if only we could track every particle since the big bang (or whatever booted up time and space) but that is not very helpful if the economy crashes and I get some horrible disease just when I launched my new venture.
- sfttty 7y agoThe unlucky is the absence of reasons to be lucky or even reasons to be unlucky. There is no science there, but I like to think about luck as money: we make an investment by doing something for others and later get back more of the same.