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A universe with free will is "equivalent" to a universe without free will. This knowledge is going viral. I can explain this view and trace is back to the Law of the Excluded Middle. Please take a look at my developments.
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HeliumXenonKrypton 2 months ago
You look like a fucking nerd
Bigdaddycooldiesel74 1 year ago
The funny thing is I can write a simple 4 line computer program that always does the opposite of what I predict. Does this mean the computer program has free will ?
FatGermanBastard 1 year ago
@FatGermanBastard lol. Can you elaborate, or give an example? What exactly does it do? Can you show us the code?
AcidRain64 1 year ago
@AcidRain64
I guess I'll make a video response to Nyk...
FatGermanBastard 1 year ago
The halting problem IS the reason Nykytyne2's argument is invalid. It is a rock solid proof that the machine he is talking about cannot be created. It is just not physically possible to make a machine with the predictive power needed to do what he wants. So his argument is simply moot and shows he hasn't taken the CS classes.
beechgrovejoe 1 year ago
I like the way you put this, the similarity with the halting problem jumped out at me too.
Rcomian 1 year ago