Nicolas Gisin

David Wolpert, a researcher known for the monotheism theorem, leads a captivating discussion on free will's complexities. Cognitive scientist Donald Hoffman explores how consciousness interacts with free will, while AI researcher Joscha Bach delves into decision-making from a cognitive perspective. Philosopher Wolfgang Smith links free will with love and the divine. Bernardo Kastrup challenges the very notion of free will, presenting a deterministic universe. Quantum physicist Nicolas Gisin offers insights into indeterminism, enriching the dialogue surrounding agency and choice.

Nicolas Gisin, a Professor of Physics at the University of Geneva and author of "Quantum Chance," dives into the fascinating interplay between free will and quantum mechanics. He argues that indeterminacy is crucial for free will, asserting its primacy in rational thought. The discussion also touches on the philosophical implications of consciousness, the nature of time, and how various mathematical frameworks influence our understanding of these concepts. Gisin challenges traditional determinism while exploring multiple interpretations of quantum realities.