🔤 Aequilibriam Indifferentiae ✨
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URDU
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Roman Urdu:
do barabar intikhabat ke darmiyan be ta'alluq tawazun, buridan ass
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ENGLISH
📚noun phrase
aequilibriam indifferentiae
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PRONUNCIATION
Standard: /iːkwɪˈlɪbriəm ɪnˌdɪfəˈrɛnʃi.iː/
Phonetic: /ee kwi lib ree um in dif ur en shee ee/
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DEFINITION
legal and philosophical concept (Buridan's Ass) where an agent is poised between two equally tempting choices with no cause to prefer either
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EXAMPLE SENTENCES
In classical philosophy, aequilibriam indifferentiae describes a state of total paralysis caused by equal choices.
The concept of aequilibriam indifferentiae illustrates how identical incentives can lead to decision inertia.
Debating between two identical career offers placed him in a state of aequilibriam indifferentiae.
Ethics scholars use aequilibriam indifferentiae to analyze human free will and rational choice dynamics.
Without a tie-breaking rule, the algorithm stalled in an algorithmic aequilibriam indifferentiae.
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