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You don't need to grasp any of the complexity to believe that free will does't exist. In fact the argument is almost a truism: as long as the mind is something
by matt4077 9y ago
You don't need to grasp any of the complexity to believe that free will does't exist. In fact the argument is almost a truism: as long as the mind is something created by the brain, and the brain is governed by the laws of nature (both known and unknown), then there's no free will.
It's a somewhat tired argument, because it's mostly semantics. But it really doesn't matter how complex the brain is.
- prmph 9y ago> as long as the mind is something created by the brain, and the brain is governed by the laws of nature (both known and unknown), then there's no free will There are three assumptions here that need a citation.
- assumeaway 9y agogiven that quantum physics is expressly not deterministic, i'd back off a bit on the surety of your inadequate opinion