"At <a href=""https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZecQ64l-gKM&amp;t=2m15s"">2:15</a>:xx the discussion turns to assembly theory and agency. But", it misses a discussion of chaos. First, the conversation assumes continuity. But, even assuming causality and continuity chaos demonstrates that there are topologically transitive systems that enjoy both causal structure and continuity. In other words, Sartre is correct in the sense that even in an assembled universe all regions are potentially accessible by continuous causal processes. That is, Sartre’s sense of freedom is intrinsic to chaotic continuous causal processes. But this fact is independent of agency.