Quantum Indeterminacy Explained
Randomness and quantum indeterminacy are often misinterpreted in discussions about free will. The idea that quantum effects could influence brain function is dismissed due to the improbability of such synchronization. Furthermore, randomness does not provide a solid foundation for moral philosophy, as it is just as incompatible with free will as strict determinism.In this clip
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There's No Free Will. What Now? - Robert Sapolsky
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