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That's really interesting. If that's what people mean, I agree with you. When I hear someone deny the existence of free will, it sounds to me like they're sayi
by Jeff_Brown 7y ago
That's really interesting. If that's what people mean, I agree with you.
When I hear someone deny the existence of free will, it sounds to me like they're saying a person's decisions are not really their own. If that's what they mean, I think it's preposterous -- of course your decisions are yours, that's definitional.
- james_s_tayler 7y agoThey aren't entirely your own. People do stuff all the time that they wish they didn't do. Or that they can't stop doing. Plenty of things you do aren't because of any decision or choice that you made.