> All you have said is reducible to 'nothing has agency'. That's one valid interpretation, yes. We don't choose our genetic makeup, which determines (along wit

> All you have said is reducible to 'nothing has agency'. That's one valid interpretation, yes. We don't choose our genetic makeup, which determines (along with environmental factors) the structure of our brain, and therefore also our mind. Another valid interpretation is the one we're discussing: that humans are not a special case and that all complex systems can be said to have agency, even if we are not able to recognize it as such.