/sci/ - Science & Math

They're pretty good desu but how do I avoid getting salmonella

Okay /sci/, does free will exist or not? Are the movements and interactions of the smallest units that make up the universe predetermined, random or neither?

If it is random or predetermined then, since my body is inherently made up of these units, I am the one making the decisions am I not? I am made of those units and however they choose to move, through whatever force or lack thereof, is however my body and mind chooses to act. Therefore "free will" is real, even if the nature of the universe is random or predetermined. Is that correct or is it a brainlet take? Explain why.

>>9844552
>>9846121
>this fucking guy
The incel memes were true after all
Keep wallowing in that self pity and not improving things in your life

>>9755883
>Doesn't even match the text on there website
That's said, this website looks likes it's been dead for at least 3 years

is the notion that cardinality refers to whether a set maps bijectively with N naive? how does it relate with the continuum hypothesis and higher cardinals than that of the real numbers?

>Part of the human genome is comprised of virus RNA

if atoms are 99.999% empty space, why aren't we transparent?

>>9523830
>Biology red pilled you on how stupid /pol/ is

>Humans successfully bred with Neanderthals
>Somehow a different species