We do not know whether electrons have free will.
It looks as if they could. I do not believe they do, but it looks as if they could, from all what we presently know.
In the famous 2 slit experiment, the quintessential Quantum experiment, electrons have a more or less greater probability to land here or there, but, within those expansive bounds, it looks as if they do what they please...
The age old debate on free will has thus been modified. Before we can address the problem of human free will, we have to address the problem of electronic free will, because our body contains 10,000 trillion trillions electrons.
Patrice Ayme
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