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
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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