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Dmitry67
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I am orbiting a neutron star on an edge of stability. If I drop a rock on it, it collapses and I get a Black Hole. If I don’t do it, I can fly away, leaving it as is. It is my choice, and both options are compatible with GR, both are valid GR solutions.
I wonder, where exactly (mathematically) GR have a room for non-determinism? Is it because any free-will choices initially occur on the microscopic level, where they don’t emit G-waves, and only then are amplified to the macroscopic level, where they do affect the rest of the Universe?
I wonder, where exactly (mathematically) GR have a room for non-determinism? Is it because any free-will choices initially occur on the microscopic level, where they don’t emit G-waves, and only then are amplified to the macroscopic level, where they do affect the rest of the Universe?