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This could go on for many hundreds of pages, but I thought I would share: “Well, yes. The alternative is for you to give me a definition of free will that allo
by mensetmanusman 2y ago
This could go on for many hundreds of pages, but I thought I would share:
“Well, yes. The alternative is for you to give me a definition of free will that allows for it within the constraints of cause-effect and randomness.”
https://youtu.be/itLIM38k2r0?si=1wTeSVdX28UlB2jf https://youtu.be/itLIM38k2r0?si=1wTeSVdX28UlB2jf
This interview with Nobel prize winning mathematical physicist Roger Penrose describes a framework where quantum mechanical time hopping during a measurement removes this cause-and-effect concern you have. E.g. The nature of reality of time and matter fields is even more complicated than we understand, and our macros scale understanding of cause and effects might be too limiting when considering constraints of consciousness.