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I love this accidental "does free will exist?" discussion. pretendscholar is asserting that because it will happen, it must happen. You're arguing that it nee
by thefifthsetpin 7y ago
I love this accidental "does free will exist?" discussion.
pretendscholar is asserting that because it will happen, it must happen. You're arguing that it need not despite the fact that it will.
- pretendscholar 7y agoWell I'm just quoting op and the incoherence of the first part as it relates to the second.
- pbhjpbhj 7y agoThey don't read as incoherent to me. Imperative doesn't mean "will happen" it means "must happen" (to achieve some end). So the quoted comment to me says "it doesn't need to happen (not imperative) but it's what likely will happen (where it's going)". No internal inconsistency.
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