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"I think that the act of knowledge in its essence is directed at learning to change something, that is, to express one"s Will. At a certain time period, we attempt to predict the future so as to change it - for instance, to move away when a brick falls down. To conclude on the basis of scientific models an absence of free will appears to me just as hopeless as to think that with the development of locksmith instruments, we will be able to predict the behavior of locksmiths." Mikhail L. Gershteyn |