Absence Quote by Kenneth W. Ford
“One of the elementary rules of nature is that, in the absence of a law prohibiting an event or phenomenon, it is bound to occur with some degree of probability. To put it simply and crudely: Anything that can happen does happen.”
About This Quote
Source Book: The Science of Logic, Kenneth W. Ford, 1995
Events occur when no law forbids them; probability governs possibility.
In simple terms: Anything possible will happen.
Key Takeaway
Recognize natural likelihoods.
Themes
probability
law
nature
events
causality
Mood
analytical
neutral
Type
academic
informative
When to use this quote
- risk assessment
- scientific research
- daily decisions
Key Concepts
science
philosophy
logic
Questions to Reflect On
- What assumptions limit your expectations?
- How does probability shape your choices?
A Different Perspective
Human intent can alter outcomes.
