Theoretical analysis demonstrates how the Equation of the Universe models indeterminism and future causation, suggesting free will functions as a necessary corrective mechanism.
This is the third article in a series of four that explains the fundamentals of the Essential Theory of Everything, of the Universe – ETE-U, as a summary of the book Equation of the Universe. This article addresses the Mathematical Compass of the Universe that guides us from the beginning and indicates "To where we are going". However, it does not tell us, "By where we are going," whose knowledge/answer belongs to the creative research of each time. The Compass shows us that although there are causes in the past, we are motivated by the causes that are in the future, so we need to consider all causes. In this article, we have one opportunity to clarify (in)determinism, free will, and their agreed relationships. It reveals that we need free will because we are still in the sphere of the indeterminate, so we must have the option to correct ourselves. This article also shows why Jesus Christ preached love intensely, the impossibility of reaching zero Kelvin, the absolute temperature, and ending with the way we call Elizabeth. Everything, always based on a single equation, the Equation of the Universe.
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