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세상의 모든 사건은 이미 정해진 곳에서 정해진 때에 이루어진다는 이론
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Determinism is the philosophical idea that everything that happens in the universe can only happen in exactly one way—that events are ultimately predetermined rather than open to multiple possibilities. It matters because it raises fundamental questions about whether we have free will and genuine choice, though some philosophers argue that determinism and free will might actually be compatible with each other.
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