But also note that while the past may be fixed, your knowledge of the past is probabilistic. I assume there is evidence you could encounter that would convince you that Putin ordering airstrikes in Syria didn’t actually happen.
But also note that while the past may be fixed, your knowledge of the past is probabilistic. I assume there is evidence you could encounter that would convince you that Putin ordering airstrikes in Syria didn’t actually happen.
Which suggests the past might be just as probabilistic as the future.
But also note that while the past may be fixed, your knowledge of the past is probabilistic. I assume there is evidence you could encounter that would convince you that Putin ordering airstrikes in Syria didn’t actually happen.
Which suggests the past might be just as probabilistic as the future.
That is true—as usual, distinguishing the map and the territory is a useful habit and the map is never perfect.