Explain it to me, please. I'm a mathematical phsycist and well aware of hyperincursive systems. I personally find them fascinating, especially in the realm of AI. But this has nothing to do with "freedom", or "creation", or "God", or any other nebulous concept. You are merely trying to co-opt a high-brow, esoteric area of research for your own misguided religious use. Sorry, doesn't wash.

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09-12-2008 7:16 AM

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Re: Specified complexity

A hyperincursive system creates multiple options for every step in time, and chooses one of them

How does it "choose", Syamsu?

used by Dubois to explain human free will

It helps explain the appearnce of free-will - there is a big difference.

Its quite evident that you know absolutely nothing about hyperincursive theory. I suggest you look into it.

If I know nothing about it, then please explain

And please don't hold back on the maths, as that is my area of expertise, and I would love to learn something new. Could you explian where in the mathematics the "freedom" arises?

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