Definition: Non-capriciousness is a philosophical concept in philosophy that refers to the tendency of an object or entity to change its state, behavior, or appearance without apparent cause or reason. It describes how objects and entities can exhibit unpredictable and inconsistent behavior over time, even though they are well-intentioned and intended to remain consistent with their original states. In essence, non-capriciousness is a concept that suggests that an object's behavior may not be predictable, yet it continues to exist in its
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