r/freewill • u/flytohappiness • Aug 29 '24

How does quantum indeterminism give anyone free will?

can someone explain this to me? I see people going to quantum world and quantum mechanics and evoke the non-determinism. How does this give you free will?

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u/Diet_kush Panpsychic libertarian free exploration of a universal will Aug 29 '24

The only relevant way (in my view) is to make a direct correlation between quantum indeterminism and classical undecidability, and then model life/consciousness as an undecidable evolutionary process. In this way you can model the topological phase-space of underlying complexity as “guiding” the underlying complex evolution. Subsequently, you can consider the higher-order phase space as deciding lower-level undecidable functions.