1. Only to the extent that you have limited choice.
2. It depends on your definition. True randomness can not exist in this universe. Without cause....there is no effect. Without cause, there is nothing.
3. No. Because we have choice. Nothing human can be predetermined.
The only reason that we have arguments in science is that we can not see particles. So we argue about what they really are. When we get the materials and tech to take a photo of a particle.....that will stop some arguments....but start many more.
That photograph will make me smile, because I already know what it looks like.
2. It depends on your definition. True randomness can not exist in this universe. Without cause....there is no effect. Without cause, there is nothing.
3. No. Because we have choice. Nothing human can be predetermined.
The only reason that we have arguments in science is that we can not see particles. So we argue about what they really are. When we get the materials and tech to take a photo of a particle.....that will stop some arguments....but start many more.
That photograph will make me smile, because I already know what it looks like.