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Indeterminists hold that in principle everything we do, every choice we make, could have been predicted prior to the event occurring.

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Amiya Pennington

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4 October, 10:54

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Indeterminists hold that in principle everything we do, every choice we make, could have been predicted prior to the event occurring.

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Hayden Rollins · Answer 1

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Indeterminism is the opposite of determinism which holds that in principle everything we do, every choice we make, could have been predicted prior to the event occurring

Indeterminism holds the principle that events (or certain types of events) are not caused, or that its cause could not have been determined, but that things happen by virtue of chance.

Furthermore, indeterminism possesses the belief that events are not certain but rather they are probabilistic.

True/FalseIndeterminists hold that in principle everything we do, every choice we make, could have been predicted prior to the event occurring.

True/False

Indeterminists hold that in principle everything we do, every choice we make, could have been predicted prior to the event occurring.