LoL! Yes it does. It *begins* to get us there. Sure, I agree that the high level
processes you mentioned need some sense of composition. For example how might
scope limitations in biochemical processes percolate up to something like the
extracellular matrix? But just because skepticism is warranted, doesn't imply the
concept is false. And, sure, by making my proposition, I'm being lazy and
parasitic, relying on *your* creativity to make my stupid idea work. But that's
not news. >8^D
On 6/15/20 9:44 AM, Marcus Daniels wrote:
Digital computing systems have been carefully designed to avoid noise, but it
is present in all kinds of analog systems. Whether that noise arises in a
deep way from truncation error doesn't begin to get us the everyday intuition
about free will.
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