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From: OsherD on 1 Apr 2010 09:18
From Osher Doctorow

From 362.7, we found that:

1) P{(A-->B)(A<-->B) ' } = P(A ' B) = 1 - P(B-->A)

This makes even more sense if we consider the truth value of the
corresponding logical propositions in multivalued logics (Lukaciewicz/
Rational Pavelka). The far left hand side is the probability of
Memory (non-simultaneous Causation of B by A), and the far right hand
side decreases as the actual probability of B Causing A decreases.
If we consider that A actually or probably Causes B in a Memory
scenario, then B Causing A is CHAOTIC! B Causing A decreases Memory!

So Chaos is not independent of the assumed motions of objects. It is
a type of opposite once the assumptions are considered to be true or
"probably true" and do not "intuitively" resemble Chaos. This is a
revision of previous views earlier in this thread.

Osher Doctorow
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