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If it is permissible in thermodynamics to say that gas molecules *could*
do something (collect in one corner of a container) but are instead
observed to do something else in every case (distribute themselves
throughout the volume of a container) why can we not say that an object
*could* have any acceleration but instead is always observed to have an
acceleration which could be predicted by the equation a=Fnet/m?