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nightsky656
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Hi there. This morning while in the shower I was having some deep thoughts about the universe/life just like every other person here does from time to time. I don't have the educational background (I am still in high school) to really make an informed guess as to the answer to my question.<br /><br />Suppose that the universe is entirely predictable. Within the first billionth of a second if we had a AMAZINGLY high powered computer with a map of all the atoms in the universe, I believe that with a vast knowledge of physics we would be able to peer into the future because the universe SHOULD be completely predictable. Even the human brain shouldn't be deemed as "special". A lot of the mistakes in physics were supposedly made because we thought we were in some way special. <br /><br />So now suppose that the brain is predictable too, if you were to have a program to predict what was going on in the universe at any given time by applying the laws of physics to the first billionth of a second in the universe. If we were to program the program to show us a picture of our office in 1 minute into the future, we would be able to change it. We would have a choice... at least I would think we would. Does this mean that the human brain defy's physics? <br /><br />Anyone know of any good articles on the subject? Also feel free to input any ideas and sorry if this is put together in a sloppy fashion.