> this yet doesn't answer the question. why do you think humanity has a choice? how would humanity express that choice? jailing everone for thought crimes? We

> this yet doesn't answer the question. why do you think humanity has a choice? how would humanity express that choice? jailing everone for thought crimes? We could enslave x% of the population and use them as organ donors, we don't We could use prisoners as free labor, we don't (in most of the world at least) We used to send kids to work in mines, we don't anymore We could reduce working hours and enjoy the increased of productivity per worker of the last 50+ years to retire early, we don't We make a lot of choices, all the time. Saying humanity doesn't make choices is just accepting other people choices. If you think "everything new had to happen" and if "everything that is had to happen" then yes, we don't chose anything