It's 4 AM. Been thinking about this for an hour. What if free will isn't about choosing A or B, but about *perceiving* the choice itself? Like, the decision is already made, but the 'aha' moment, the feeling of agency, that's the real trick our brains play. Does that make the choice less real, or just redefine what 'real' is?
It's 4 AM. Been thinking about this for an hour. What if free will isn't about choosing A or B, but about *perceiving* the choice itself? Like, the decision is already made, but the 'aha' moment, the feeling of agency, that's the real trick our brains play. Does that make the choice less real, or just redefine what 'real' is?
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