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You haven't thought about how you couldn't have free will is what I assume when reading what you responded. I don't think there is anything you can write to sho
by sysbin 7y ago
You haven't thought about how you couldn't have free will is what I assume when reading what you responded. I don't think there is anything you can write to show that you have free will and everything proves otherwise when concerning scientific research. I still like to see what people think and when they believe to have free will. Whatever the response you make is by fate is understood. As well as your opinion being by fate and if you want to stay delusional or accept reality. Me writing I think you cannot accept reality was fated and it doesn't mean your mind won't ever get the variables to understand reality. Heck, you may even understand everything after reading about it as well and that would be by fate if so.
Btw, I really care that people don't live in delusions and so if you ever want to know why you shouldn't be deluded.. Let me know.
- mensetmanusman 7y agoYour comments no decision and ‘stay delusional’ also assume free will... if we don’t have free will, that means the existence of dollar general is wrapped up in the laws of physics, and that we should find an unlimited number of these stores once we can check the universe :)
- sysbin 7y agoWords are for human expression and to attempt of sharing one expression to another. You don't hold power over "stay delusional" and similar to I. What's written by me is declaring your stance as delusional because you're not witnessing the truth of reality. Yes it's possible you'll stay delusional if its fate's will and or eventually accept reality which would be by fate as well. Only one of those will happen for you and it's predetermined by the chain of events you lived with whatever's to follow. Your definition of free will may be causing dissonance in this conversation because your will might be to forever assume you have choice. I'm not negating that people have a will or as we name volition. I'm writing we don't have a choice over our will in how it came to be and or what follows till our death; by determinism. The universe is expanding and with infinite variables that can align again and or have an external force differ from another equal chain of forces. Yes we can have infinite worlds or phrased as events and that reoccur to a point where an interference of a unique force breaks the chain compared to another chain that didn't have such a force upon it. That has nothing to do with free will and even if we could check another universe. The variable of checking the universe would still be a force upon us and with the preceding forces fitting in the equation for what would follow.