An important decision
Very nice physical considerations are these
that we are making here, don’t you think?
If we adopt a
limited validity
of the Natural
Law we are
on the way to abolishing Physics.
Now we have to abolish every science,
because all are
based on the principle of the existence of determinism.
From now on, if
we for example
want to build an
aircraft,
instead of making calculations
we will perform exorcisms.
Next we will hang
an amulet around the neck of the pilot
and finally we
will give the order to take off by
whispering some incantations.
The only correct
answer
is that the Natural
Law
defines completely what
happens in the Cosmos.
It determines it with absolute precision.
Not with an accuracy
of 99.999999 ... (several thousands of nines) but of 100%.
Full stop.
The state in the immediate future
is exactly predetermined.
It is determined by the state of the
present time and the Natural Law.
Due to
incomplete knowledge
we are, of course,
not able to predict exactly
what this state will be and although our ability to
predict constantly improves, it may be that we
never achieve an absolutely exact prognosis.
This however does not prevent the Natural
Law
from determining exactly what will happen.