e wrist may be simple to monitor, they're an odd place to search for free will. It sounds like the problem of the drunk and his streetlights again. Tallis points out that taking part in such experiments involves performing all sorts of other actions, too, such as setting an alarm to get to the laborat

e wrist may be simple to monitor, they're an odd place to search for free will. It sounds like the problem of the drunk and his streetlights again. Tallis points out that taking part in such experiments involves performing all sorts of other actions, too, such as setting an alarm to get to the laborat

y should not sound formulaic. But is any actual human composition non-computable? Unfortunately, we cannot prove whether a particular piece of Bach, Tallis or Grieg is non-computable because we don't know the specific rules used to compose it. All we know are the general musical principles of harmony and

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