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Such a state doesn't make a person have will over themselves.

• fb03 8y ago
  it helps form what the person understands as his/her own 'free will'. the Free Will (TM) state machine uses this constantly updated training data to bias its decisions throughout its shelf life. so there are rules (like you stated) but there is also a huge set of data that alters the rule's parameters, to such extent that some times, new rules are created and old ones get discarded.
  • intralizee 8y ago
    How does it help when free will does not exist?
    • fb03 8y ago
      you are right. being merely a system to weigh chaos, it only helps the 'notion' free will. free will in itself will never be provable.