Necessity and Freedom
or
Who finally governs this universe?

This is a question

that has remand unanswered for 2,500 years.

The "wise men" are divided

into "war camps" and fight each other.

The arguments have ceased

to have logic as basis and rely
increasingly on faith and ideology.

The landscape has become cloudier.

Everyone who thought he had something to gain
by fishing in murky waters has interfered and
naturally intensified the confusion even further.

This text will not give you the answer.

You will find the answer yourself.

The text might even confuse you at first

because it accepts at the beginning something
that is subsequently proved to be impossible.

The purpose of this text is to persuade you to think.

Thinking is indeed tiring.

But if you make this effort then everything becomes clear.

There are no special skills or vast knowledge required.

The only thing you need is interest in the problem
and the will to think a bit.

Contents
1. The natural law 2. The ability to predict 3. Absolute accuracy 4. An interesting question 5. An important decision 6. A logical extrapolation 7. A strange conclusion 8. A raindrop 9. The molecules 10. The atoms 11. The atomic nuclei 12. The collisions 13. The little red boat 14. Life	15. Everything is interrelated 16. Free will 17. A revision 18. Decision making 19. The "blur" and the "noise" 20. Collision, mother of everything 21. The uncertainty 22. Randomness 23. The wave nature of matter 24. The limit of influence 25. The return of the "small shareholder" 26. The percentage of freedom 27. Freedom of thought 28. Conclusion

Using the table of contents you can jump

to any individual chapter you want.

For a better understanding, however,
it is better if you start from the beginning.

Those who prefer to have all the text on their computer or an electronic reading device
can "download" the file cosmos eng.pdf.

For those who want to read a text printed on paper and not on the computer screen,
the text is paged ready for printing.

You can print the file cosmos eng.pdf directly on DIN A5 paper and then bind it.