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Pineapple_Massacre t1_iuka9rp wrote

When you scale up to large molecules like proteins and DNA, they behave mechanically. Largely governed by forces of electrostatic attraction and repulsion.

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OriginalName483 t1_iukagki wrote

OP missing the brain matter forest for the subatomic particle trees

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Sebslocker t1_iukaj0k wrote

Since he tagged it NSFW I have to say I don't think I have free will. My dick however..

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Can-ta-loupe t1_iukaesv wrote

Easily. Our will is implemented on the application layer.

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HerbertWigglesworth t1_iukaz4x wrote

Depends how you define free will I suppose, how much faith we place in probability being the limiting factor, and how far your imagination takes you in respect of the control we have over our realities.

This gets a bit murky if you are looking to ‘prove’ anything, but some look to quantum physics for example as an area of research that could mean anything is possible on an atomic level until observation fixes it’s position.

How this may develop and may be extrapolated to human control over their reality is open for discussion.

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dgdio t1_iukb2dx wrote

probabilistic IS NOT deterministic. I can predict what people will do in certain situations but I'll often be wrong.

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Sebslocker t1_iuka9r5 wrote

Well it would be worse if assumed everything happened deterministically.

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