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How Free Will, Determinism, Consciousness, and Time Interact with Information Storage and Loss

Authors: Davis C. Hayden

In the following, I will primarily use the concept of Information storage and information loss to first explain my understanding of consciousness. I will then show that there can be no such thing as determinism, not just at the quantum level, but also in daily living. Next, my understanding of what is free will, or the feelings that there is free will will be explored. Finally, I will present how time is also tied to this issue of lack of information. All of these "long discussed" concepts are, in my view, tied together in how our mind works and in how information, or lack of information plays an important role. This is a "thought" paper, however, most of the following bits and pieces can be backed up with academic papers, but I avoided that here to make for a short, easy to follow and I believe somewhat original thoughts on these complicated topics.

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