In causality, there is an intuitive "arrow of time": Precedents lead to (if not "determine") consequents.
Fate is a sort of determinism, so they will sound similar in effect. It's just that fate is standard determinism in reverse.
In causality, there is an intuitive "arrow of time": Precedents lead to (if not "determine") consequents.
Fate is a sort of determinism, so they will sound similar in effect. It's just that fate is standard determinism in reverse.
Vitiate Man.
History repeats the old conceits
The glib replies, the same defeats
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