From: "Geo" 

"Robert Comer"  wrote in message
news:42ac74eb$1{at}w3.nls.net...
> > But you said "same input, same choices" which means it
works like a
> > computer
> > adhering to a strict set of logic rules.
>
> Not quite, just that the same free-will choices and other things would be
> made the second time. None of it needs to be logical or even predctable.

How, how can the same free will choices be made the second time, what sort
of mechanics would be required to make it work that way?

You are telling me things that are not free will, things like flipping a
coin will also happen exactly the same order as last time thru? I mean same
input, same choices, what about things we consider chance? You know how
people wish they could travel into the future to get the lotto numbers for
next week's lotto, perfect example of how people see the future is set but
as soon as you suggest that then nobody wants to believe it.

Geo.

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