| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Overall, Wolfram situates himself between the typical position of past behaviorists, who claimed free will is an illusion, in part in an effort to save their philosophical commitment to determinism - and past proposers of "spontaneous" wills, who claimed free wills are metaphysically free or completely uncaused, and therefore do not follow any (causal, at any rate) rules at all.
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