I am still analyzing the FRIAM archives using ChatGPT to improve the
first chapter and found this beautiful quote from Glen about free will:
"the memory of lost opportunities is what we call free will".
And this quote from Nick:
"I think one of the hardest things about having been an academic is that
while we are paid to have ideas, nobody else is paid to respond to them.
And so, academic writing is like dropping coins down an infinitely deep
wishing well and listening for any evidence at all that the coin ever
dropped".
If academic writing is "like dropping coins down an infinitely deep
wishing well and listening for any evidence at all that the coin ever
dropped" I am quite good at it too. I mean in dropping coins down an
infinitely deep wishing well.
-J.
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