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Sounds like Dyson believed in, or hoped for, free will, in that mind would affect the randomness that quantum physics involves. I think it would be great if it
by mongol 7y ago
Sounds like Dyson believed in, or hoped for, free will, in that mind would affect the randomness that quantum physics involves. I think it would be great if it was so because the alternative would be that we are just machines. But I fear that the mind does not have that type of influence on it's fundamental parts...
- alexpetralia 7y agoThough I could be wrong, I believe his point was that consciousness - the mind - is the randomness underlying quantum physics.
- jackcosgrove 7y agoIf the brain cannot consciously reprogram itself, why does studying work?