From quarks to galaxy clusters, to governments and the human mind.

Sufficiently predictable systems
can be modeled as hyperstructures ( in 4-D ).

Is the weather in Seattle truly ( intrinsically ) random ?
or does it get more and more predictable with measurement ?

Instrinsically ( irregardless of how informed one might be ),
the cosmos ( from quarks to galaxy clusters ) is a hyperstructure;
it's ( 4-D ) motionless, hyperstatic; perfectly causal and timeless.

This ( i.e. physicalism ) is the basis for everything
from quarks to galaxy clusters, to governments and the human mind.
Physicalists know they're too ignorant to judge anyone; Einstein said:

“ I do not believe in freedom of the will. Schopenhauer's words:
‘ Man can do what he wants, but he cannot will what he wills. ’
accompany me in all situations throughout my life

and reconcile me with the actions of others
even if they are rather painful to me.

This awareness of the lack of freedom of will
preserves me from taking too seriously myself and my fellow men
as acting and deciding individuals and from losing my temper. ”.

-- www.EinsteinAndReligion.COM/credo.html

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