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Why Is It So Hard to Predict the Future?https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2019/06/how-to-predict-the-future/588040/ …
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Because it hasn't happened yet.
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The future hasn't happened yet. Predictions are easier after the fact. See Climate science.
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Only time will tell.
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This is where I hope AI thrives
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because we can't even remember the past
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and if you won't recognize what really happened ... then you can never learn.pic.twitter.com/kbpN1rG1Ml
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people ignore or heavily discount black swans
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The Atlantic endorsed HRC on a bias. A local event has a probability it will happen. It may be decoupled from the larger space of events with minimum probability of interaction between the total set of events by constraints. So it, never totally isolated, is chaotic to a bias.
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To many variables. Clapper, Brennan and Comey knows all about that. 3 arrogant SOBs trying to play God.
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Because chaos and randomness infect every single atom that make up everything in the universe.
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