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I feel similarly, but for a different reason: even if I don't have free will, I'm not going to change anything about how I live my life. My life is still impor
by kelnos 2y ago
I feel similarly, but for a different reason: even if I don't have free will, I'm not going to change anything about how I live my life. My life is still important to me, either way. Free will vs. determinism might be a fascinating academic question to some, but I just don't find it all that interesting.
Same when it comes to arguments about whether or not our reality is a simulation, because, again, I'm not going to live any differently either way. My life is still important to me, even if it's just the result of an algorithm run on some computer built by an advanced civilization.
- aidenn0 2y agoI'm making a similar argument: if I don't have free will, I cannot change anything about by life because I don't have agency.