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Logical analysis of the world is deterministic by the fact it's reducible to 
calculus: given the whole context of the world and its building rules, you can 
infer with total certainty the set of actions which will modify the context the 
next moment. But the analysis just tells what transformation you (the subject) 
should apply to your context in order to catch up with reality, whatever you 
infer from this process doesn't tell you anything about what REALLY happens 
between one moment and another (that's why we are so clueless about quantum 
phenomena).

Non-determinism refers to a calculation model, in which every possibility of 
truth arises in linear time, but at the end, only one of those possibilities 
can be realistically observed. We can simulate non-determinism 
deterministically, but it's a true waste of time...