The law of probabilities was conjured by homosapiens (homosaps) after eating the forbidden fruit from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil in the Garden of Eden.
It enables judgments (yes) based on statistical data about the subject matter.
The law of probabilities assumes the existence of some kind of, as yet undetermined, certainty about the subject matter and then postulates the future by referring to the statistics.
It is a finite ‘law’ for a finite world – and in that context, it works.
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