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This is a good enough answer to the question. I would have delved into the realm of chaos theory and such, but suffice to say that our understanding of the univ
by sp527 10y ago
This is a good enough answer to the question. I would have delved into the realm of chaos theory and such, but suffice to say that our understanding of the universe suggests that nothing is truly random.
- acqq 10y agoHowever the randomness, which actually exists(1), doesn't in any way equate the concept of "free will" I've discussed. The generator of real random numbers would never be considered to have "free will" by the proponents of the later. The pseudorandomness, which also exists, is also not "free will." The "free will" is just a religious-thought based philosophical construct. 1) https://www.sparkfun.com/tutorials/132 https://www.sparkfun.com/tutorials/132