Tiberius: I heard that our subconscious sometimes thinks differently than our conscious, so could it be that what we do depends on whether we (the conscious) can over come the will of the subconscious?
Eilonnwy: From where then does the free choice come from? The brain? Is the brain the cause of its own thoughts then or from data stored and stimuli.
theblindferrengi: The thing with quantum mechanics is that it is only unpredictable as very small scales. Lots of unpredictable things together become predictable. Eg: You can predict the outcome of the collision of two masses, one wont appear somewhere else because of the uncertainty of the tiny particles that make it up. So it doesn't seem to make physics bigger than molecules uncertain.
By the way I havn't stated my view here, just throwing thoughts out.
Eilonnwy: From where then does the free choice come from? The brain? Is the brain the cause of its own thoughts then or from data stored and stimuli.
theblindferrengi: The thing with quantum mechanics is that it is only unpredictable as very small scales. Lots of unpredictable things together become predictable. Eg: You can predict the outcome of the collision of two masses, one wont appear somewhere else because of the uncertainty of the tiny particles that make it up. So it doesn't seem to make physics bigger than molecules uncertain.
By the way I havn't stated my view here, just throwing thoughts out.
Mark Taylor: "Religious conflict will be less a matter of struggles between belief and unbelief than of clashes between believers who make room for doubt and those who do not."
Einstein: “The most unintelligible thing about nature is that it is intelligible”
Einstein: “The most unintelligible thing about nature is that it is intelligible”
