Determinism be like: You are safely traveling along THE ONLY WAY.
That kinda makes worrying about anything sound really dumb, doesn’t it?
But you’ll worry anyway, as your anxiety is a product of your biochemistry, which is governed by deterministic processes.
First of all is determinism not proven and may be/get disproven by quantum mechanics.
Second of all it also validates your suffering because it’s seen as a determined thing to happen so that may give you some solice.
I recommend taking a look at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elbow_Room_(Dennett_book)?wprov=sfla1
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Dust fills my eyes
Clouds roll by and I roll with them
Centuries cry
Orders fly and I fall againTaking ALL of the paths was never really an option though. Celebrate all the new paths that opened because of the one you chose instead of dwelling on the ones you didn’t.
remain ignorant
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Man i was going to close the physics lecture and sleep and now i dont think i can sleep anymore
You can’t change what has already happened. Learn from it, analyze it, but don’t dwell on it for too long.
There is always a tomorrow. The feelings of today don’t have to influence the feelings of tomorrow, next week, or next month.
Cypher: Ignorance is bliss
Cool. So can you offer me a job? I’ll do anything as long as I can afford to take care of my family.
Looks like one of those chaos curves mathematicians analyse.
What the fuck is that
ELI5:
Imagine some sort of a polynomial function
f(x) = r * x * (1-x)that is also depending on some constantrin range0 < r < 1.You apply
x = f(x)for many times, at your wish. Think of it as a for-loop, or f(f(f(…f(f(x))…))). The resulting value will reside (converge) to some value.So, this looped function sets to some stable point with any
rin range untilx < 3. After that, it doesn’t converge but it will constantly jump between one of 2 points, then 4, 8, … and at some point it goes wacky-macky.The graph from Wikipedia merely shows the probability of the value
f(f(f(...f(f(x))...)))for allrin the given range.If you’re curious, Veritasium’s made a good explanation here: https://youtu.be/ovJcsL7vyrk
Was that Schopenhauer or Kierkegaard?
Close, it’s a cat.
