What two things does Dillard call ""a matter of statistical probabilities""?

She says that what we think about the climate and the behavior of life on earth is a matter of statistical probability.

Explanation:

Dillard shows how the climate and the way life on earth behaves in this regard is a matter of statistical probability, where anything can happen at any time. That's because the climate can change at any time and all life on earth will have to adapt to the new climate. Even in the middle of the seasons, this question of probability is present because even in defined seasons the climate can be uncertain and change.

yes, they are. i think.

what play?

explanation:

there is no play