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Path dependency and contingent thinking
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How do choices limit freedom?
When you choose something, you make a commitment on yourself to stick to what you chose, in order to be a person who respects his own word, and his own choices. Your choices sure affect your life, they form your present and future, they form your relationship with others, and they affect your way of life
What is the science future?
science should have no limit.................
What is the name of A rectangular- shaped sign with Black and White Lettering is which of the choices?
Regulation Sign Example will be the Speed Limit 50
What is a natural environment that merely serves to limit the range of choices available to a culture?
possibilism
What has OPEC done to limit the effect of nonmember production on its pricing decision?
what has OPEC done to limit the effect of non member production on its pricing decisions?
What does not limit current flow in a circuit - capacitance - high conductor resistance or longer conductor?
Of the three choices, capacitance does not limit current flow in an AC circuit.
Does national government limit freedom of choice?
All governments limit freedom. Each and every law and regulation reduces your individual freedoms and choices. Very few are justifiable.
How do judicial decisions affect the executive branch?
The judicial decisions that affect the excecutive branch are as such effective because they can essentially limit the powers of the branch and declare certain acts unconstitutional.
Is there any exercise except jelquing for penis enlargement?
genetics control size. poor decisions can limit its potential
Why would you use the skill of path dependency?
To understand how a decision at one time will limit people's choices at a later time.
Is there a limit to how many transports that can be used in a dark eldar army?
6, as it is the maximum number of troop choices in a standard battle.
Which human actions are free?
Philosophers debate over the extent of free will, but typical actions considered free include making choices, forming intentions, and acting on one's own decisions without coercion. Some argue that external factors and subconscious influences may limit the true freedom of human actions.
