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Can you explain how humans are non-deterministic from that point of view? Isn't this more of a philosophical/physics question than it is a computer science one? In my view, it's all deterministic. The whole lot of it. Both brains and computers are deterministic. I'm not really fully understanding the distinction. Neurons perform calculations like this as well, taking the graded sum of potentials etc...