Growing consensus among physicists: quantum mechanics is deterministic, not random—challenging core assumptions about free will

The question of whether quantum events are fundamentally random or governed by deterministic hidden rules is one of the oldest unresolved debates in physics, with direct implications for concepts of fate, free will, and the nature of reality.

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