How come we have 'will' and can express that in our willful actions and the particles that we say 'not alive' don't have it?
This is a very interesting question since all living organisms are made up of same particles that make our universe. We are just different shapes & combinations of the same matter that is spread across universe. So why is it the we can perform things willfully and the particles can not. Why don't they get a fair share of 'will' ? Or do they?
Free will theorem by John Conway & Simon Kochen, proves that if we have free will so does every particle. But does not help me to apply the same logic here to 'will'. (http://arxiv.org/abs/quant-ph/0604079). I feel this is a question that is worth exploring.
Does every particle have a will? What is it that creates will in living beings that comprise of particles that do not have will.
This is a very interesting question since all living organisms are made up of same particles that make our universe. We are just different shapes & combinations of the same matter that is spread across universe. So why is it the we can perform things willfully and the particles can not. Why don't they get a fair share of 'will' ? Or do they?
Free will theorem by John Conway & Simon Kochen, proves that if we have free will so does every particle. But does not help me to apply the same logic here to 'will'. (http://arxiv.org/abs/quant-ph/0604079). I feel this is a question that is worth exploring.
Does every particle have a will? What is it that creates will in living beings that comprise of particles that do not have will.
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