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 Originally Posted by !Luck
Not sure if physics question, but not sober:
If all particles have formula for action even if its stochastic in nature doesn't that imply there is no free will?
I don't know. It sure feels like free will, whatever it is.
I have deleted so many attempted responses to this question that it deserves mention.
Bottom line is that there is a huge gap in understanding between the atomic world and our selves. Physics -> chemistry -> biology -> neurology -> psychology... We have many fields of study bridging the gaps, but I'd say it's a stretch to say that humans understand consciousness and/or free will.
I don't see any time in the near future where physics will be able to describe all the atoms in 1 biological cell, much less complex biological systems composed of many moles of cells.
So I don't think physics will be able to answer this question any time soon.
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