It's really cool to see scientists experiencing this stuff & then explaining it in their symbology.
I've always thought quantum sounded a lot like the spiritual dance with physical. I'd like to learn more about his perspectives on quantum.
We have some differing perspectives.
I don't believe direct free will exists in the way Harari would define it (definitions matter). The conscious mind is not directly "'in control" of the body. That is an illusion the unconscious mind uses to create the ego. I think our mind rationalises our actions so that our ego thinks it chose them. Our ego can't bear to think it's not in control of our bodies, it's uncomfortable to experience it. Anyone with IBS knows different though🤣
I coincidentally wrote a post on it this morning before listening (no IBS I promise) ðŸ¤
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Free will lies in the agreements we make with ourselves & others.
I believe free will, is in the ability to agree or disagree.
The act of voting in elections demonstrates your consensual participation in the system.
I think the agreements we demonstrate with action matter more to us (the greater us), than what happens to our physical bodies from those actions.
There are many ways to demonstrate the agreements you think are important to yourself in exercising your free will.
Your subconscious mind watches what you do, it doesn't listen to your chatter.
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