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In epicurean physics, clinamen is a spontaneous deviation (literally a declination) of atoms from their fall into the void, which allows the atoms to clash. This deviation is spatially and temporally indeterminate and random, it explains the existence of bodies and human freedom in a materialistic framework. (Source: Wikipedia)
Denis Meyer
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