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Where Does Free Will Hide? Inside the Architecture of Agency
Free will is often framed as incompatible with a deterministic universe. Yet complex systems exhibit forms of behaviour that appear genuinely autonomous. This conceptual essay argues that agency emerges from a specific architectural triad, redefining free will as a structural property of systems. This work is a step in a broader exploration of the limits of knowability
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