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Understand. For clarity though, I don’t mean literal predictability, I mean relative predictability from the individual’s perspective, which for some actual me
by O__________O 4y ago
Understand.
For clarity though, I don’t mean literal predictability, I mean relative predictability from the individual’s perspective, which for some actual means life being predictability unpredictable; to some degree, I am, in part because I value the chance to improvise, but anyone that knows me would say that’s predictable.
As for population migration, statistics I had heard before, was roughly half of world’s population doesn’t move more than days walk from where they grew up and remaining in a given area is rarely tied to personal or regional opportunities or threats. Clearly my understanding might be wrong or things like climate change might force people to move; for example, roughly billion of the eight billion people on Earth will likely be displaced by climate change.
- A4ET8a8uTh0 4y agoI am absolutely willing to buy the rationale based on personal anecdata, but wouldn't it also mean that the other half of the world's population does ( as in, it is basically a coin toss as to whether or move or not)? I might be conflating some word meanings here so please correct me as needed.
- O__________O 4y agoYes, agree, given it’s roughly 50/50, it actually might in fact be random.