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What about determinism? Causality?
You want to hold on to control over a young woman whose entire biological determinism is to achieve independent thought and behavior.
Determinism.
It has a subject of randomness vs determinism in the universe.
Jessica. Determinism says that occurences in nature are causally-decided by preceding events or natural laws.
That's right. That's what determinism says.
It's all mathematics and determinism.
Causal determinism.
Jonathan began running experiments to see how this message of strict determinism affects people's behavior.
This man philanders with the true science of astronomy, hiding behind vague forecasts of determinism.
Well. he's got some interesting ideas about metaphysical determinism, and I think he's a Doris Day fan.
A triumph of nominative determinism.
I don't know if it's determinism.
The smallest gesture, even just hitting your head on the wall, implies by itself a universal determinism.
I believe in the fluttering butterfly, in determinism and all that.
It's the subject of randomness versus determinism in the universe.
Determinism says that occurrences in nature are causally decided by preceding events or natural laws, that everything leading up to this point has happened for a reason.
That's what determinism says.
It's called nominative or onomastic determinism, because you're determined by your name.
Just a couple of nominative determinism facts.
News and current affairs
While the information revolution could, in principle, reduce large states' power and increase that of small states and non-state actors, politics and power are more complex than such technological determinism implies.
Some radicals in Russia have rejected this historical determinism, arguing that we should not legitimize authoritarianism by reference to history.
Marxism is a version of economic determinism.
Africa's regional integration now faces a similar economic imperative; it too must be built on shared values, rather than on vague notions of geographical determinism.
Any kind of cultural, religious, or racial determinism is dangerous: unemployment and marginalization reflect socioeconomic processes, and we need clear social and economic policies to resolve them.
Recent developments in molecular biology have put the final nail in the coffin of traditional genetic determinism.
We do not have to believe in genetic determinism to find that argument compelling.
The biggest challenge for all of us, young and old, next year and for the indefinite future, will result from a different sort of change that is unlikely to respond simply to technological determinism.
Such statements sounded new to Chinese ears, because they accentuated politics rather than trumpeting the Party's usual emphasis on economic determinism.
The two-party moderation thesis makes sense only if the main differences concern redistributive preferences in a simple model driven by an almost Marxist kind of economic determinism.
Today this pseudo-Marxist theory for economic determinism has been refuted once and for all.
But determinism in history has always been defeated by the unpredictable forces of human will, and, in this case, by the West's extraordinary capacity for renewal, even after cataclysmic defeats.