arbitraarieness
Arbitraariness refers to a lack of inherent reason or necessity in a particular choice, rule, or meaning. It suggests that something is the result of a decision or convention rather than being dictated by logic, nature, or an intrinsic property. In many contexts, arbitrariness implies that an alternative state or choice would have been equally valid or possible.
A key area where arbitrariness is discussed is in linguistics, particularly concerning the relationship between words
In law, arbitrariness can refer to decisions made by judges or administrative bodies that are not based