This small excerpt from a conversation (released just today) with Lex Fridman of MIT and the theoretical physicist/mathematician/string theorist Professor Brian Greene of Columbia University is terse, and to the point. It resonates completely with my own intuitions from meditation. And it is a fascinating addendum to Sam Harris’s truly complete recent discussions of the illusion of free will.
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