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The doctrine that every event has a cause. The main philosophical interest of determinism has been in assessing its implications for free will.
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Does a rock falling down a hill perform computation?
Well, no, it's not really a computation and I'm going to give here, a simpler form of the same thing you're suggesting.
So let's say you have a coin, and you flip it 48 times. Assume heads to be 1, an …
