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sure... but that means the three options are: "free will exists in atomic physics" "free will doesn't exist" "free will exists but cannot be studied". I find on
by jes5199 7y ago
sure... but that means the three options are: "free will exists in atomic physics" "free will doesn't exist" "free will exists but cannot be studied". I find only one of these to be an acceptable answer.
- whatshisface 7y agoOne of those answers may be acceptable, but their acceptability cannot be studied.
- jes5199 7y agoyeah but you could make this argument about anything. For example: Bacteria can cause disease. Disease is metaphysical. Disease does not exist. these are not generally considered to all be equally plausible!