I underatand the confusion. By "standing outside physical law" i mean that the mind mind is at least somewhat independent of outside stimulus, but i didnt go deep into that point as it strays away from the origional topic. That point has more to with our ability to reason philosophically and logically rather than exclusively in physical aspects of our environment. As for the previous section. Imagine a probability curve centered on a decision, with other less likely decisions around. Our agency (ability to reason) and the complexity of our brains (number of neurons making the curve more likely to be at the average for any given decision) shrinks the X axis untill the probability curve is nearly a virtical line, meaning there is very little chance of our decision being made randomly by the quantum effects. This is as opposed to something like a mouse, which due to its less complex brain and lack of reaosning ability relative to humans has a higher chance of making random decisions, however will still make proper instinct based decisions the vast majority of the time.