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I get your point, it is a vast simplification, perhaps inaccurate, it is possibly that more exists in nature that we don't yet understand that could make free w
by seiferteric 5y ago
I get your point, it is a vast simplification, perhaps inaccurate, it is possibly that more exists in nature that we don't yet understand that could make free will possible (even God) but is not much more than speculation or chimera.
- nurettin 5y agoI want to show an example of what I mean. News: "Wow look how that tachyon beam exceeded speed of light!" Commenters: "So are humans going to be able to travel FTL? Let's talk about that hypothetical for 200 comments!" Completely ignoring physics. Everything must be human centric, everything must be dumbed down and anthropomorphised and become absolutely boring to the core until there is no more low hanging fruit left to pick.