Relating to or believing in fatalism; showing an acceptance that events cannot be changed or controlled.
From 'fatalism' combined with the adjective suffix '-ic'. This adjectival form allows 'fatalism' to modify other nouns and describe attitudes or perspectives rooted in fatalistic belief.
What's psychologically interesting is that fatalistic attitudes can be either liberating or paralyzing—some people use them to accept what they can't control and find peace, while others use them as an excuse to not try at all. It's the same belief with opposite outcomes.
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