Formulation of Hypotheses: Difference between revisions
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The following is a list of hypotheses formulated in my own words. I am not trying to support or challenge any particular hypothesis here. I simply want to state them in a clear concise fashion because I don’t often see them stated as such. | The following is a list of hypotheses formulated in my own words. I am not trying to support or challenge any particular hypothesis here. I simply want to state them in a clear concise fashion because I don’t often see them stated as such. | ||
'''Determinism'''- When observing a sequence of events there can exist only one path that it follows. | '''Determinism'''- "When observing a sequence of events there can exist only one path that it follows." | ||
Other than Determinism (large degree of randomness and free will) - When observing a sequence of events there exists many possible paths followed. | Other than Determinism (large degree of randomness and free will) - "When observing a sequence of events there exists many possible paths followed." | ||
Probabilistic Determinism (limited randomness and free will)- When observing a sequence of events there exists a limited number of paths that can be followed. | Probabilistic Determinism (limited randomness and free will)- "When observing a sequence of events there exists a limited number of paths that can be followed." | ||
'''Taoism''': | '''Taoism''': | ||
