Making decisions doesn’t imply free will, but that you can make decisions relying on inputs of your brain itself (le self-reflection). You can read a story on the internet and decide to treat homeless people better for example, despite your sensory inputs staying the same before you read said story.
*crucially, you can arrive at that decision just by thinking about problem itself, only relying on your internal memories and thought patterns. You can leave human in white room, and he can arrive at different conclusion one hour later about completely unrelated to whiteness of the room problem.
Making decisions doesn’t imply free will, but that you can make decisions relying on inputs of your brain itself (le self-reflection). You can read a story on the internet and decide to treat homeless people better for example, despite your sensory inputs staying the same before you read said story.
*crucially, you can arrive at that decision just by thinking about problem itself, only relying on your internal memories and thought patterns. You can leave human in white room, and he can arrive at different conclusion one hour later about completely unrelated to whiteness of the room problem.