Neovlivnitelné

Neovlivnitelné is a Czech adjective meaning not capable of being influenced. It is used to describe jevy, faktory, proměnné or chování that cannot be altered, steered, or controlled by a person or external interventions. The term appears in philosophy, social sciences, and technical contexts to mark boundaries where influence or manipulation is not possible or is outside the scope of study.

In linguistic form, neovlivnitelné is typically used with neuter or plural nouns, such as neovlivnitelné faktory, neovlivnitelné proměnné, neovlivnitelné šumy, or neovlivnitelné okolnosti. The opposite form is ovlivnitelný, with the negative neovlivnitelný describing something that cannot be influenced.

Usage in different fields is generally as follows:

- Philosophy and ethics: refers to aspects of reality or determinism that lie beyond human influence, often in discussions of free will versus causality.

- Social sciences: denotes structural or hereditary factors that resist change through individual action or policy interventions.

- Science and engineering: describes variables or noise that cannot be controlled or predicted by the experimental setup, at least within given models or conditions.

Synonyms and related terms include nezávislý in some contexts, though nezávislý emphasizes independence rather than the lack of influence, and neovlivnitelný as a slightly more formal variant. The precise nuance of neovlivnitelné depends on context, but it consistently signals limits to controllability or manipulability.