Editing 2010-12-29

{{comic
	| number    = 2108
	| date      = December 29, 2010
	| title     = 2010-12-29
	| image     = 20101229.gif
	| votey     = 20101229after.gif
	| titletext = 2010-12-29
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==Explanation==
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==Transcript==
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:There can't be
:Free will. If every
:Moment is just the
:Ultimate product of
:An earlier state,
:Human choice makes no sense.
:But wait. Say you had a computer that knew all the conditions of a man's environment, and predicted he'd eat an apple. Couldn't he read the prediction, then choose to eat an orange?
:Agh/no! The computer is part of the observed system too. It'd have to simulate every atomof the system itself to predict the future which would require it to be bigger than itself!
:Wait, wait! If you have a quantum computer, each quantum bit can symbolize three states, so maybe it could simulate a system bigger than itself!
:Unless the apparatus to make predictions via symbols required the computer to be larger than the system in question.
:Oh it's all just a result of the initial parameters of
:God! Free will is a lie!
:Oh, Steve!
:The boundary conditions of
:What gives you such amazing stamina?!
:The universe
==Votey Transcript==
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:[Describe panel here]
:The following night well, that was fast.
:Damn you, cosmos! !
:)
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