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Impossible Probability: Anthology, Vol 9
Therefore, everything that occurs in history—every event, phenomenon, subject, or option, within any finite or infinite universe—is the result of chance. This principle extends the concept of randomness beyond statistical mechanics into a universal ontology of contingency, where chance is not the exception but the rule.
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