Mind/body dualism and quantum mechanics
Assumes dualism. For those insisting on declaring materialism true and dualism false, don't expect me to reply.
Randomness
Wave function probabilities
Measurement / observation
An example from evolution
This explains: the creation of the universe with it's fine tuning, evolution directed via intelligent design, and human free will; anything requiring quantum mechanics "random" wave function collapse.
Assumes dualism. For those insisting on declaring materialism true and dualism false, don't expect me to reply.
Randomness
Toss a coin: 50% heads, 50% tails. But in a vacuum on a perfectly flat surface by a robot that throws exactly the same each time: 100% heads. I'll use this analogy in a moment.
Wave function probabilities
Imagine a spinning top having measuring lines around its rim. Using a high speed cameral taking photos randomly, there is even chance of finding the top in any position.
By analogy: Consider an electron in one of its orbitals having a probability function shaped like a barbell. Assume it's explained my some kind of multidimensional "rotation" such that, when observed randomly it appears as based on its probability function.
Thus it is the randomness of when the observation/measurement is performed that causes the probability function to manifest and that causes the electron to appear "randomly" in one of its possible locations -- same as with the coin toss.
Measurement / observation
Measurement or observation triggers the wave function collapse. There is some physical aspect of the measuring device that interacts, causing the collapse.
I propose God is the one observing and measuring. By using the word God, I refer to some non-material conscious agent having super powers.
An example from evolution
Suppose at a particular time in the distant past, God wanted lifeforms to evolve more advanced eyes than the primitive patches on the skin that detect light. God would consciously observe these patches more carefully, thereby triggering more wave function collapse events, resulting in more mutations and gene copying errors. Natural selection would do the rest.
This explains: the creation of the universe with it's fine tuning, evolution directed via intelligent design, and human free will; anything requiring quantum mechanics "random" wave function collapse.