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> in a physical sense free will does not exist There can be similar problems with having clear definitions of free will as there is for consciousness. For exa
by griffzhowl 9mo ago
> in a physical sense free will does not exist
There can be similar problems with having clear definitions of free will as there is for consciousness.
For example, if I define free will as the capacity to formulate and evaluate various plans, and select one to implement, it seems compatible with physics.