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the universe's loophole — proof that nothing was ever fully scripted.
means The possibility that something may or may not happen, often by luck rather than design.
from From Latin 'cadere,' to fall, by way of the Vulgar Latin 'cadentia' — literally 'a falling,' as of dice tumbling across a table. It rolled through Old French 'cheance' before landing in English. So at its root, chance is simply how the dice come down: the world dropping into one shape rather than another.
- word origin
- from Latin cadere, meaning to fall, like dice
- in physics
- quantum events happen without any cause at all
- survival math
- your existence required odds near zero, yet here
- second one
- rarely offered, almost never taken on time
- games
- casinos profit because chance favors patience over players
for instance
chance the rapper — chicago hip-hop artist who won 3 grammys in 2017 without a major label deal
chance operations — compositional method used by john cage starting in 1951 using dice and i ching