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Non-deterministic, because I think that the wavefunction collapses within a single universe, and this process is not deterministic.
I do not believe in telekinesis. I am not able to bend a spoon with my "mind", and I also don't think that with this movie that I get to experience I can open an ion channel to trigger an action potential. So, in that sense, no I don't believe in "free will". But I am me. And the concept of the ego in itself already weird. How far do I actually extend? Quality, the ego, and free will are nonsensical gifts from the universe. I have as much free will as I have the concept of me - and physics is the motor!