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Comment by Maciej Jałocha (maciej-jalocha) on Can each event in the world be attributed conditions under which it occurs? · 2022-01-02T17:18:20.061Z · LW · GW

Hi TAG, thanks for the comment, 

I meant the first and ?third? one but I'm also sure if I understood you correctly. I meant that each observed event can be assigned some events/states etc. that had appeared before/ were happening parallel to the event and be assigned probability of happening this again. (Have you seen the content of my question? Title contained only my first thought for simplicity)

• For the first one I think we can assign such conditions when there's >= 0% chance of occuring and when it isn't. So I'd say there are some particular conditions (>=0%) under which event can only have a chance to occur.
• Surely I didn't want my post to be interpreted that every event must occur given certain conditions.
• I'm not sure of the third, but I think I resolved your question?

I've changed my post accordingly.