Well, you only said you could write an ABM. You didn't mention "conventionally call
a serial computer". Given where you work, you might have been hypothesizing that you
could write an ABM on some other kind of computer. But whatever, I already agreed that it
wouldn't. I'll repeat that what's more interesting is whether it would *look* like it did
... whether it could *simulate* free will, which is the topic at hand.
Again, I'm not talking about a different concept. I'm talking about this:
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/freewill
On 6/15/20 5:40 PM, Marcus Daniels wrote:
Anyone that says an ABM can display Free Will, running on what we
conventionally call a serial computer, is certainly talking about a different
concept.
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