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Causation Vs. Uncertainty

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Posted by Luis Hamburgh on November 21, 2001 00:39:32 UTC

Alex,

You have asserted (convincingly, too) that uncertainty is a fundamental aspect of reality. As such, you have asserted that a fundamental aspect of reality does not conform to causation, but rather to probability. Hence, it is my humble opinion that until we can better align these concepts I don't see how anyone can assert mathematics is the final answer to everything.

-LH





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