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There is no illusion, and brain damage has no bearing on free will. Free will is simply you making a choice, that's it. If you want to argue about what 'you'
by ruthmarx 2y ago
There is no illusion, and brain damage has no bearing on free will.
Free will is simply you making a choice, that's it.
If you want to argue about what 'you' means, feel free, but it doesn't really change anything here.
- n4r9 2y agoWhat is "choice"? Is it simply executing one of a set of possibilities? If you take such a general definition of free will, then a slot machine is manifesting it's free will to deny you a payout.
- ruthmarx 2y agoMaking a decision either on impulse, intuition, or rational preferences. > Is it simply executing one of a set of possibilities? If you take such a general definition of free will, then a slot machine is manifesting it's free will to deny you a payout. Sure, or even just a dice. Except that's a rather silly definition of free will since it omits the 'will' part, i.e. thought.