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jprussellWe've gotten past the really big thoughts from Decline of the West, but there's still some interesting stuff to go through. This time, we talk about Time, Destiny, Space, and Motion.
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Date: 2023-05-25 04:37 pm (UTC)Another answer to people who think the world is deterministic (that you can predict the future if you had infinite computing power) is radioactive decay. No-one can tell when a single atom of Uranium will decay. If you can't predict the future of a single atom, how can you predict the world?
Looking forward to the next part!