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When one atom chemically combines to another atom is it totally determinate? I mean if one atom gradually approaches the other would the reaction occur at exactly the same place or does HUP play a part and give it some randomness?
I think there is a known answer to this but I cannot find it in google and do not know it.
(I am thinking if it is totally determinate then every thought we have must be predetermined and there would be no 'free will'. -Just like a random ball computer game always does the same thing.)
I think there is a known answer to this but I cannot find it in google and do not know it.
(I am thinking if it is totally determinate then every thought we have must be predetermined and there would be no 'free will'. -Just like a random ball computer game always does the same thing.)