Posted: May 06, 2020 5:25 pm
CdeLosada wrote:
I’ve never understood why these experiments are supposed to have any relevance to the notion of free will. All they show is that sometimes we may make choices unconsciously. So what? Making them consciously doesn’t change the fact that everything is predetermined...
No it's not!
CdeLosada wrote:
And by the way, to adduce that quantum-mechanics randomness may open a window for free will is nonsense. If subject to quantum-mechanics randomness, our will would just act randomly—it would still not be “free”.
Perhaps not 'randomly', but probabilistically.
Maybe we don't exactly have free will, but probabilistic will?
