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Free will does not require violating the laws of physics, yet the subjective experience of it is real and meaningful.

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physics Fundamental physics: unification, relativity and quantum mechanics, and whether string theory is still the candidate.

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  1. Jacob Falkovich

    Writer of the blog Putanumonit and the newsletter Second Person

    There is no "spooky free will" that violates the laws of physics in our common model of them, but the experience of free will certainly exists and is informative.

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