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Just because we cannot determine something doesn't mean it's non-deterministic. The question of the existence of free will is very similar – if not equivalent –
by plg94 4y ago
Just because we cannot determine something doesn't mean it's non-deterministic. The question of the existence of free will is very similar – if not equivalent – to the existence of real randomness.
I.e. a dice roll may be deterministic if you just know the right set of complicated equations for gravity, air resistance, turbulence etc.