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Randomness (Luck, Chance, Fate, Fortune)

The Randomness principle of justice is simple and well known, and becomes useful in cases when the Intentional Forms are unable to fully ensure the goal of optimal outcomes. This can be utilized under various circumstances, an is especially useful in deadlock (stalemate) scenarios.

It can also be utilized when all attempts at an “intentional” resolution have been exhausted. Some common examples are:

Lottery
Role of the dice
Spin the wheel
Cut the cards
Random number generation

Randomness (Luck) sets the limits on everything (existential).

Randomness (Existential) continuously effects every element in the Chain of Compensation.