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Anonymous04/13/26, 21:00No.16958190Is indeterminism a form of cope
In the words of physicist Anton Zeilinger:
> [W]e always implicitly assume the freedom of the experimentalist... This fundamental assumption is essential to doing science. If this were not true, then, I suggest, it would make no sense at all to ask nature questions in an experiment, since then nature could determine what our questions are, and that could guide our questions such that we arrive at a false picture of nature.
How is this not a form of cope?
“Waaah, the observer effect isn’t le special, waaah”.
Oh grow up. Observation doesn’t predate the thing - the physics leading up to it - making it even possible to begin with. How the fuck did people suddenly forget this?
WHY do people think that free will is Lolsorandom?
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Anon04/13/26, 21:11No.16958193
Free will has a makeup like anything else in existence. It will always be an illusion or construct of a kind. You still struggle ordering sandwiches. Choice isn’t infinite and you can’t just choose to be a turtle.
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Anon04/13/26, 21:36No.16958217
Neither is believing that things literally come out of fucking bum fuck nowhere
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Anon04/15/26, 16:37No.16958925
> WHY do people think that free will is Lolsorandom?
Religious tier thinking. It’s akin to believing nothing came before God. Perhaps there -is- basest essence to existence, somewhere down the line, but it surely isn’t quantum randomness. I doubt it’s something humans can ever assess.
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Anon04/15/26, 16:52No.16958929
Ok look if you just divide the size of goalpost in the size of the ball you will know where the ball will go in to the exact point if you just simulate all points as once
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Anon04/17/26, 20:40No.16960196
Lol YUP
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Anon04/18/26, 20:12No.16960735
These fucking people…….
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Anon04/25/26, 19:32No.16965194
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Anon04/25/26, 20:40No.16965268
Indeterminism is a form of hope
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Anon04/29/26, 01:25No.16967019
It is lingering trait of the religious mind. Humans truly see themselves as divine. Or at least in tune with it. In tune in such a way as to be separate from the inseparable. Hm.
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Anon05/03/26, 03:21No.16969312
Yes.
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Anon05/05/26, 14:35No.16970609
He looks Jewish.
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Anon05/05/26, 15:09No.16970625
>How is this not a form of cope?
It's not coping with anything. You're just getting filtered by a high-IQ scientist pointing out a glaring fault and an internal inconsistency in your worldview.
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Anon05/12/26, 01:30No.16974562
Yes
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Anon05/14/26, 17:38No.16976120
he's criticising superdeterminism wherein all our statistical experiments are just coincident with a false result
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Anon05/14/26, 18:29No.16976146
i don't understand this line of thinking. science is about synchronizing information in a closed system (our brain) with information from the outside (the world/observational things), nothing about superdeterminism, standard determinism, or non-determinism changes that reality. people like Anton would absolutely squirm if they studied something like behavorial biology.