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Berlin 2049: The future has arrived at the world renowned Charité hospital: State-of-the-art technologies, cancer vaccinations, early detection of Alzheimer's are taken for granted. But all is not perfect in tomorrow's world: the climate crisis continues and moral questions are ever-present in a world shaken by rapid technological advances.

Berlin 2049: The future has arrived at the world renowned Charité hospital. But tomorrow's world is a fragile utopia.

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Chance, destiny, predestination, God. People have come up with many explanations for events that either seem completely unbelievable or highly improbable. Albert Einstein said, God "does not play dice." Like many scientists since Newton, he was convinced that the world could, in theory, be calculated down to the smallest detail. In his view, there was no such thing as chance. Everything was merely an endless chain of cause and effect. So, if one had enough data, one could also predict the future. "Einstein was wrong," says quantum physicist and artist Libby Heaney. Because the tiniest particles in the world behave completely randomly. Have we just not yet deciphered their laws, or is our world fundamentally governed by chance?

The Chaos of Chance

Is our world fundamentally governed by chance?

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