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The Pendulum-Domino Model of Time and Luck
This theory proposes that time and luck are intertwined through a dynamic system represented by a pendulum and a series of falling dominoes. Time progresses linearly through cause-and-effect sequences (dominoes), while luck is a probabilistic force (pendulum) influenced by external input (a divine or universal force). This model explores how moments of chance (luck) can alter the linear flow of events (time), suggesting that fate is not fixed, but adaptable within certain boundaries.
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