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Destiny and Will
The text argues that time is not a container of events but a virtual dimension of transformation, so that only the present exists ontologically, and it is updated irre- versibly. Reality is organized into three levels: a microscopic level of indeterminacy, a hyperscopic level dominated by the inertia of global trajectories, and a mesoscopic level where will emerges as the capacity to orient possibilities without breaking the world’s framework. In this scheme, chance distributes probabilities, destiny acts as structural persistence, and free will consists of traversing a contour without a script, being compatible with a universe devoid of teleological purpose.
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