Time and Chance

Abstract

Summary Vert general considerations indicate that a revision of classical conceptions of time is necessary. The view is suggested that time is a statistical conception; that while individual neighbouring events have a definite time-order, any temporal magnitude, such as velocity, interval, or frequency, is significant only with regard to statistical aggregates, and represents a probability of transition characteristic of the individual elements.

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