blueeyeswhitedragon
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free will does not exist
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Repent to Christ nigger
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To an extent it does.
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Quantum mechanics, with its probabilistic nature, challenges the deterministic view. Unlike deterministic laws predicting a single outcome from
a given state, quantum mechanics suggests multiple outcomes are possible, each with a certain probability.
This means not all events are strictly caused by preceding ones, introducing indeterminacy in the universe.
This indeterminacy means some events might not be predetermined, leaving space for free will.
Basic physics ngl
a given state, quantum mechanics suggests multiple outcomes are possible, each with a certain probability.
This means not all events are strictly caused by preceding ones, introducing indeterminacy in the universe.
This indeterminacy means some events might not be predetermined, leaving space for free will.
Basic physics ngl
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