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Saying it's literally 0 implies a belief that free will doesn't exist (predeterminism), right? If so, who are you trying to convince here? :p It's complex.
by 3np 1y ago
Saying it's literally 0 implies a belief that free will doesn't exist (predeterminism), right? If so, who are you trying to convince here? :p
It's complex.
- Arisaka1 1y agoTo play devil's advocate: Free will not existing doesn't mean that your environment doesn't affect your outcomes. On the contrary, in fact. So convincing you means that I am the environment that affects you.
- 3np 1y agoI don't see how that complicates things? This is the thread GP was supposed to be a reply to: > > Does anyone actually believe that hard work and talent are either zero or negatively correlated to success? > I do.
- MichaelZuo 1y agoBut then what convinced you to do the convincing?