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That doesn't follow. There's nothing disingenuous or moronic about believing that physical processes might be fundamentally deterministic.
by yarg 2y ago
That doesn't follow.
There's nothing disingenuous or moronic about believing that physical processes might be fundamentally deterministic.
- aidenn0 2y ago> There's nothing disingenuous or moronic about believing that physical processes might be fundamentally deterministic. My argument is that a game of Candyland is fundamentally deterministic in the same way.
- yarg 2y agoFair enough, but the parameter space is incomparable (and in the case of space-time irreplicable and chaotic, making events unrepeatable). And, unlike the game, it is impossible to hold the oracle's view (so even if freewill is illusory, it's an unbreakable illusion).