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> But hasn't Free Will been recognized as nonsense for at least two centuries by now? Among some, sure and it's not just physicists [1]. Acknowledging that th
by katmannthree 6y ago
> But hasn't Free Will been recognized as nonsense for at least two centuries by now?
Among some, sure and it's not just physicists [1].
Acknowledging that the concept we've called free will is not likely to be real has some troubling implications regarding how we've structured our society which is likely one of the reasons it's not talked about very often.
[1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ihhVe8dKNSA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ihhVe8dKNSA
- elwell 6y agoThe members of a system can 'experience' free will from their perspective, but it's a still a deterministic line of causation; their free will is part of the determinism.