Maybe, although an election being tied is about the only way that particular example can be fuzzy, and there is a well defined process for what happens in that situation (like flipping a coin). There is ultimately only one winner, and it is possible for a single vote to make the difference.
Whether an experience is painful or not is extremely unclear, but if your metric is just something like “number of animals killed for meat each year” then again that is something well defined and precise, and it must in principle be possible to change it with an individual purchase.
It can also be indeterminate over a short time who the winner of an election is because the deciding vote is being cast and plausibly there is at least some very short duration of time where it is indeterminate whether the process of that vote being cast is finished yet. It can be indeterminate how many animals were killed for food if one animal was killed for multiple reasons of which “to eat” was one reason but not the major one. Etc. etc.
Maybe, although an election being tied is about the only way that particular example can be fuzzy, and there is a well defined process for what happens in that situation (like flipping a coin). There is ultimately only one winner, and it is possible for a single vote to make the difference.
Whether an experience is painful or not is extremely unclear, but if your metric is just something like “number of animals killed for meat each year” then again that is something well defined and precise, and it must in principle be possible to change it with an individual purchase.
It can also be indeterminate over a short time who the winner of an election is because the deciding vote is being cast and plausibly there is at least some very short duration of time where it is indeterminate whether the process of that vote being cast is finished yet. It can be indeterminate how many animals were killed for food if one animal was killed for multiple reasons of which “to eat” was one reason but not the major one. Etc. etc.