Regarding "chance" events, such as dice rolls and coin flips, a determinist will claim
A) we can predict the outcomes of these events precisely, so they are not properly "chance" events at all.
B) we cannot currently predict the outcomes of these events, but this is only because our abilities to calculate and measure are limited.
C) we will never be able to predict the outcomes of these events, because we are limited by our merely human minds.
D) even God could not predict such chance events.

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Determinists believe that all events, including those that seem random or based on chance, are determined by preceding events and natural laws. They argue that our current inability to predict outcomes like dice rolls or coin flips is due to limitations in our knowledge and computational power, not because these events are inherently unpredictable.

Regarding "Chance" Events, Such as Dice Rolls and Coin Flips