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The statements are not symmetrical, though. Let's use the less emotionally charged example of the gym rat. An individual who sets out with the goal and drive
by throwaway55421 5y ago
The statements are not symmetrical, though.
Let's use the less emotionally charged example of the gym rat.
An individual who sets out with the goal and drive to become strong can be successful with high probability.
But not everyone will do that. Most will give up or just not even bother in the first place.
- jokoon 5y agoIt improves the probability, but it's not a requirement, and sometimes it doesn't increase the probability at all.
- throwaway55421 5y agoI mean, sure, if we want to abandon the concept of cause and effect entirely because John went to the gym and ... got hit by a bus on the way, oops.