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There are many things that we don't consider to have free will that is very hard to simulate accurately. Like the weather, and generally any chaotic system. We
by GuB-42 2y ago
There are many things that we don't consider to have free will that is very hard to simulate accurately. Like the weather, and generally any chaotic system. We can't even simulate interactions between small molecules accurately.
I don't consider free will to be a scientific concept. It is philosophical, or religious. But if we give free will to things we can't simulate accurately, maybe planets like the Earth have free will. It is a common religious belief, and if you believe that simple life forms have free will, not too far fetched. The Earth, with its atmosphere, magnetism and geology is a really complex system we have a hard time understanding.