Sarah Walker

And, and when you make those kinds of, and then that gives you a space to operate in and that's your sort of horizon where your free will can operate. And your free will can't be instantaneous.

So for like example, like I'm sitting here talking to you right now, I can't be in the UK and I can't be in Arizona, but I could plan, I could execute my free will over time because free will is a temporal feature of life to be there, you know, tomorrow or the next day if I wanted to.

So for like example, like I'm sitting here talking to you right now, I can't be in the UK and I can't be in Arizona, but I could plan, I could execute my free will over time because free will is a temporal feature of life to be there, you know, tomorrow or the next day if I wanted to.

So for like example, like I'm sitting here talking to you right now, I can't be in the UK and I can't be in Arizona, but I could plan, I could execute my free will over time because free will is a temporal feature of life to be there, you know, tomorrow or the next day if I wanted to.

I think those were already decided a while ago. I don't think free will is ever instantaneous.

I think those were already decided a while ago. I don't think free will is ever instantaneous.

I think those were already decided a while ago. I don't think free will is ever instantaneous.

You are.

You are.

You are.

Or you being Lex. Whatever you want to call it.

Or you being Lex. Whatever you want to call it.

Or you being Lex. Whatever you want to call it.

Yeah. It exists. I think that's the hardest question.

Yeah. It exists. I think that's the hardest question.

Yeah. It exists. I think that's the hardest question.

It is the same. I try to fold all of the questions into that question because I think that one's really hard. And I think the nature of existence is really hard.

It is the same. I try to fold all of the questions into that question because I think that one's really hard. And I think the nature of existence is really hard.

It is the same. I try to fold all of the questions into that question because I think that one's really hard. And I think the nature of existence is really hard.

Right. So, well, I think there's sort of two questions embedded here. I think the one that we can't answer by answering life is why certain things exist and others don't. But I think the sort of ultimate question, the sort of like prime mover question of why anything exists, we will not be able to answer.