IPA: //taɪˈkɪzəm//
KK: /taɪˈkɪzəm/
A theory that views chance as a real and important factor in the development of things, especially in evolution, where changes can happen randomly.
The concept of tychism suggests that random variations play a significant role in the process of evolution.
Tychism is derived from the Greek word "tyche" (τύχη) (meaning fortune or chance) and the suffix "-ism" (meaning a doctrine or belief). The term refers to the philosophical doctrine that emphasizes the role of chance in the development of the universe.
Think of 'tyche' meaning fortune or chance, which helps you remember that 'tychism' is about the belief in the importance of chance in the universe.