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Not arguing against the philosophy here, but wouldn't sufficiently unpredictable make it indistinguishable from free will, for practical purposes?
by jusssi 2y ago
Not arguing against the philosophy here, but wouldn't sufficiently unpredictable make it indistinguishable from free will, for practical purposes?
- anthk 2y agoNo. Does a browser have free will? No, it's bound to either the instructions from the OS/Processor or the user input.
- jusssi 2y ago> Does a browser have free will? I feel like a browser is lacking some other prerequisites that disqualifies it from being a good example in this case. At least my browser doesn't claim to be conscious.
- anthk 2y agoWho cares if it's conscious or not. Chemistry and Physics are the same everywhere. You are atoms are not magical.