If reality is inherently indeterminate, it does not have to be alarming. While it may look unusual compared to classical physics, it remains orderly and structured rather than chaotic. Although quantum mechanics cannot forecast the exact result of a single occurrence, it can determine probabilities with incredible accuracy.
Instead of viewing space and time as fixed containers where events take place, reality is fundamentally built from processes, changes, and occurrences. In this perspective, time measures the causal sequence of events, space arises from their relationships, and spacetime functions as an emergent concept derived from basic transformations rather than existing as a primary foundation.

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