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Although the leisurely pace of baseball, with its long intervals of wasted balls and strikes accompanied by trivial achievements, is part of its nostalgic 19th-century charm, some complain that the game is dull, lacking the invigorating action of football and basketball. Recently, however, charges of boredom are emerging not from the game's critics but from its most passionate fans. Team owners have become more focused on statistical pathways to victory that often involve taking as few risks as possible, reducing instances of the stolen base, once one of baseball's most electrifying events. Compounding the problem is the improved conditioning of today's players who are scouted from a young age and subjected to training that has become increasingly specialized over the years. Muscular pitchers throw a steady diet of 100-mile-per-hour fastballs, while hitters consequently have little chance of hitting the ball. The result is an endless parade of strikeouts and walks punctuated by occasional homeruns. This absurd state of affairs has led Major League Baseball to change the rules, striving to enliven the proceedings while retaining the fundamental character of the game. During the Scientific Revolution, people began to regard nature as a machine of sorts — something that could be broken down and understood through the application of math and physics. The idea that everything could be figured out was very attractive to scientists and philosophers seeking to unlock the mysteries of life and the universe, and French physicist Pierre-Simon Laplace was no exception. In 1814, he conducted a thought experiment that is often referred to as "Laplace's demon." In it, he imagined an entity that knew the precise location and momentum of every atom in existence and, by extension everything about its past and future. For this hypothetical all-knowing being, nothing was indefinite. Essentially, Laplace was implying that, by gathering enough information about anything in the world and analyzing it. One can understand its past and predict its future. This would also mean that the future of everything in the universe is predetermined, that there is no free will, and that we have no choice in our actions.
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1 Although the leisurely pace of baseball, with its long intervals of wasted balls and strikes accompanied by trivial achievements, is part of its nostalgic 19th-century charm, some complain that the game is dull, lacking the invigorating action of football and basketball. 2 Recently, however, charges of boredom are emerging not from the game's critics but from its most passionate fans. 3 Team owners have become more focused on statistical pathways to victory that often involve taking as few risks as possible, reducing instances of the stolen base, once one of baseball's most electrifying events. 4 Compounding the problem is the improved conditioning of today's players who are scouted from a young age and subjected to training that has become increasingly specialized over the years. 5 Muscular pitchers throw a steady diet of 100-mile-per-hour fastballs, while hitters consequently have little chance of hitting the ball. 6 The result is an endless parade of strikeouts and walks punctuated by occasional homeruns. 7 This absurd state of affairs has led Major League Baseball to change the rules, striving to enliven the proceedings while retaining the fundamental character of the game. 8 During the Scientific Revolution, people began to regard nature as a machine of sorts — something that could be broken down and understood through the application of math and physics. 9 The idea that everything could be figured out was very attractive to scientists and philosophers seeking to unlock the mysteries of life and the universe, and French physicist Pierre-Simon Laplace was no exception. 10 In 1814, he conducted a thought experiment that is often referred to as "Laplace's demon." 11 In it, he imagined an entity that knew the precise location and momentum of every atom in existence and, by extension everything about its past and future. 12 For this hypothetical all-knowing being, nothing was indefinite. 13 Essentially, Laplace was implying that, by gathering enough information about anything in the world and analyzing it. 14 One can understand its past and predict its future. 15 This would also mean that the future of everything in the universe is predetermined, that there is no free will, and that we have no choice in our actions.