Appendix Appendix 1 . A basic assumotion of classical physics is that events are determined.
Lawful relationships exist throughout the entire range of physical and other scientific phenomena.
However, at the level of quantum mechanics, it is impossible to establish quantities under certain conditions. For this reason, an indetermism is thought to be a preferable model. What is presently called chaos theory emerged with Einstein's work and relates to the observation that an intervention into the state of a physical system results in a divergence over time. A strict ontological determinism predicts that the system would inevitably return to its original state following such an intervention. Behavior is extremely sensitive to such interventions and never can return to its original resting state.