Michio Kaku: Why Physics Ends the Free Will Debate

Is the manner in which electrons behave not also determined? We are incapable of predicting their motion but nonetheless they must follow some order.

>>9162436
Why must they follow some order? Isn't it equally likely that there is randomness in the universe? Even assuming they follow some order, does it even matter since noone will ever know and predicting the future far enough ahead is still impossible

>>9162815
You mean, by "random" to say that certain things may occur without a previous cause? I suppose there is a small chance.

>>9162436
> but nonetheless they must follow some order.
Sure, they do. But 'some order' isn't enough. That means there's also some randomness, and free will will always be placed there. To truly eradicate free will, you need perfect order, and 0 randomness.