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Determinism and Freewill, a simple summary of the problem

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Eric Charles-2

Determinism and Freewill, a simple summary of the problem

This is it, in a nutshell....

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Marcus G. Daniels

Re: Determinism and Freewill, a simple summary of the problem

In a probabilistic universe, of which any given lump of gray and white matter is a part, how does that lump influence its own distributions? Why should quantum mechanics not apply to the lump? Determinism is a red herring when it comes to free will! In the multiverse view, there’s the sin case and the not sin case, a we-never-existed case. Maybe there’s even a no big bang case? Different big bang cases?

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Subject: [FRIAM] Determinism and Freewill, a simple summary of the problem

This is it, in a nutshell....