What Does it Mean to be Free in a Totally Interconnected Universe? Note: this video follows from my previous video titled “How Much Free Will do You Have?”. I recommend you watch it before this one, as they are best…
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Free Will, Randomness & Non-Locality
Posted in Videos Tagged with: Bell's Theorem, causality, Conway & Kochen, determinism, eavesdropper, Einstein's relativity, entanglement, ESP, free choice, free will, intent, light cone, local causality, memory, Nicholas Gisin, non-locality, non-separability, oneness, past history, Quantum Cryptography, quantum mechanics, random choice, random number generator, randomness, reductionism, self-determination, space-time, special relativity, super determinism
How Much Free Will Do You Have?
How Free Are Your Choices? Is Free Will an All or Nothing Concept? Full script: Introduction: How much free will do you have? How free are your choices? Are they 100% free? Or… not free at all? How about something…
Posted in Videos Tagged with: Benjamin Libet, consciousness, constrained free will, control, Conway & Kochen, decision space, determinism, external circumstances, free choice, free will, Free Will Theorem, freedom, genes, how much free will, illusory self, is free will an illusion, limited choices, power of mind, psychology of free will, quantum mechanics, realism, reductionism, Sam Harris, self-reflective consciousness, unconscious
Do Electrons Have Free Will?
Quantum Physics & Free Will – Part 2: The Conway-Kochen Free Will Theorem – Closing the Free Will Loophole Full Script: Introduction to the Conway-Kochen Free Will Theorem: In this second video on Quantum Physics and Free Will, I’d like…
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Quantum Physics and Free Will: Part One
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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