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1. Humans evaluate, determine, and select which causal effects to attempt/apply, among the selections in their known agency. 2. The world, given its complexity
by omniglottal 3y ago
1. Humans evaluate, determine, and select which causal effects to attempt/apply, among the selections in their known agency.
2. The world, given its complexity and chaos, is non-deterministic.
Humans determine their actions (will) where fate (determinism) isn't prescriptive of their course. Humans don't have a monopoly on will, but we do have our own. If you've ever survived, it's because you chose to eat. Eventually, even decisions like these which you may feel are implicit are also subject to be reversed if we want to and will.
- flangola7 3y ago> 1. Humans evaluate, determine, and select which causal effects to attempt/apply, among the selections in their known agency. Explain this process in the framework of physics and thermodynamics. Specifically, what differentiates this free will process from mere causal process?