Where are we before we are born?

I wanna have sex.

I MIGHT be wrong here, but as far as i'm aware, we're in our mummies' wombs.

Seriously, we can feel and have emotions before we're born. We just don't remember any of it. It's not as if life magically "begins" the moment we come out of the womb.

I've not researched quantum mechanics at all but do you think it explains why/how we can control how the atoms in our body interact?

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Real bad.
With someone.

The same place you are when you die.

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You don't really need quantum mechanics for that, and that's not really a valid question; you don't have control over an awful lot of your body's interactions. You have no say in whether haemoglobin binds with oxygen, nor do you have any say in how fast your heart beats. There are precious few things you can actually control. You can't say to yourself 'Right, I'm going to stop respiring now' and actually do it. A lot of cells 'govern' themselves, and these affect the way other cells 'govern' themselves in turn. You really have almost no control over your actual body, and probably even less control over your mind.

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In saying almost no control, what parts do you think we have control over? For example, if I said I'm going to stand up, am I controlling the thought itself and am I controlling the reactions that occur leading to the event?

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You have control over movement and conscious thought, but precious little else. The rest of your body tends to work on automatic; in catching a ball, you perform an awful lot of calculating without realising it, but you couldn't write down what you've just actually had to work out to do it. This is the sort of thing I mean. Everything you do can be explained by chemical reactions, but it doesn't mean you can actually keep track of them yourself.

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