Bell’s Theorem, Determinism, Causality, Non-Locality, Realism, Free Will Axiom Full Script: Introduction: I have been thinking of writing a script covering the topic of free will for a long long time. I don’t remember having mentioned free will explicitly since…
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Quantum Physics and Free Will: Part One
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What is Information? (1)
What is information? (Part 1): Is information Subjective – Physical – Fundamental? Perception & Meaning Script: Introduction We are living in the Information Age. From the birth of the digital computer to 24-hour television, from our love affair…
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