The fact that I can reliably multiply numbers shows that at least some of my decisions are deterministic.
To the extent that I make ethical decisions based on some partially deterministic reasoning process, my ethical decisions are not chaotic.
If, due to chaos, I have a probability p of slapping my friends instead of hugging them, then Laplace’s law of succession tells me that p is less than 1%.
The fact that I can reliably multiply numbers shows that at least some of my decisions are deterministic.
To the extent that I make ethical decisions based on some partially deterministic reasoning process, my ethical decisions are not chaotic.
If, due to chaos, I have a probability p of slapping my friends instead of hugging them, then Laplace’s law of succession tells me that p is less than 1%.