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Limited or not, it is different from having none at all. Obviously it is up to the individual to quantify the loss.
by sorokod 7y ago
Limited or not, it is different from having none at all.
Obviously it is up to the individual to quantify the loss.
- toasterlovin 7y agoFWIW, there is zero evidence that anything like the common conception of free will exists. It is basically a folk explanation for a decision matrix that has hundreds or thousands of inputs that are mostly opaque to the tools currently at our disposal. There is no reason to believe that there will be anything left which we can label "free will" once we are able to measure and quantify all of these inputs and the system operating on them.