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> If we could measure it's state perfectly at a given moment, have knowledge of future inputs, and possess adequate classical computational power, we could per
by 77pt77 9y ago
> If we could measure it's state perfectly at a given moment, have knowledge of future inputs, and possess adequate classical computational power, we could perfectly predict the future decisions made by your brain
This is not true even in principle.
- sullyj3 9y agoAre you saying that with the assumption of a classical universe, or without?
- 77pt77 9y agoI'm saying that with the assumption of a real universe, which doesn't behave classically.
- sullyj3 9y agoI don't think OP was actually espousing that argument, just laying it out as context. I think most people in the thread are aware that we live in a universe that is fundamentally stochastic rather than deterministic.