Love
Love operates with the predictability of quantum phenomena observed through a kaleidoscope during an earthquake. Scientific attempts to model romantic behaviour have produced conflicting results, with variables including physical attraction, personality compatibility, timing, geographic proximity, and inexplicable chemistry resisting systematic analysis.
The trajectory of individual romantic relationships proves essentially unpredictable. Couples married fifty years express uncertainty about their compatibility, whilst relationships confidently predicted to fail occasionally endure. Dating algorithms promise scientific matching yet demonstrate success rates barely exceeding random chance.
This unpredictability, whilst terrifying to those seeking stability, apparently constitutes part of Love's appeal for reasons evolutionary psychologists continue to debate.
Minecraft
Minecraft operates on deterministic algorithms producing predictable outcomes within defined parameters. Creepers will explode when approached. Diamonds spawn below Y-level 16. The sun rises every ten minutes of real time. These certainties provide the foundation upon which all gameplay rests.
Even Minecraft's random elements follow pseudo-random number generation seeded by world creation parameters, meaning technically any world can be precisely recreated given the original seed value. This represents a level of reproducibility entirely absent from romantic phenomena.
Game mechanics receive thorough documentation on community wikis, permitting complete understanding of all systems. No equivalent comprehensive guide exists for navigating romantic relationships, despite centuries of attempted codification.