Refer to Multiverse Part 1,
But all this assumes another thing: that all choices that can be made must be made. It is reasonable to think that given infinite time or resources (universes), all quantum probabilities that can happen, will happen. And yet is free will determined by quantum probabilities? This is the question. Is free will truly free?
The real question is: is there something that is possible for you to do, but you would never in all the universes do it? No matter what happens.
It's hard to think of something like that. In the end, it depends on the idea that is the mind subject to the laws of probability?
Hmm... it seems that I need to refine my ideas about the 9 different kinds of multiverse according to The Hidden Reality by Brian Greene.
Meanwhile, we take what works: Morality, free will and conditioned cause and effect.
Hmm... it seems that I need to refine my ideas about the 9 different kinds of multiverse according to The Hidden Reality by Brian Greene.
Meanwhile, we take what works: Morality, free will and conditioned cause and effect.
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