Fatedness
Fatedness, also known as fatalism, is a philosophical doctrine that asserts all events, including human action, are predetermined and therefore inevitable. This concept posits that a future state of affairs is fixed and cannot be altered by human will or intervention. There are several interpretations of fatedness. Some forms suggest an external, often divine, force dictates the course of events. Others propose a more abstract, impersonal necessity inherent in the fabric of reality.
The implications of fatedness are significant, particularly concerning free will and moral responsibility. If all actions