Struan,
Sorry I wasn't talking about your posting but the one you were responding
to, probably I got it wrong, but I just wanted to point out that the
defrag exemple wasn't the best exemple to illustrate your point since it's
just programming oriented with no free will needed to performed a choice:
it's a perfect predetermined guess that one can predict at any time (the
choice of the computer that perform a quick or a full defrag).
Regards,
-rv,
> Greetings,
>
> rv wrote:
> >I guess in the statement "computers make choice" it was meant: free will
> >and able to take decision out of nowhere.
>
> Then you guess wrongly. Anyone who has properly read any of my postings on the
>subject will realise
> straight away that I utterly reject the idea of decisions coming out of nowhere.
>This is not the
> point.
>
> Struan
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