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They've missed one very important point; one that Hobbes, Hume, and others realized long ago. The utterance "free will" is literally meaningless. What would tha
by dinkumthinkum 18y ago
They've missed one very important point; one that Hobbes, Hume, and others realized long ago. The utterance "free will" is literally meaningless. What would that even mean and why would you even want that?
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- narag 18y agoThat's a big surprise for me. I've defended that freedom and determinism are not mutually exclusive in many discussions for a very long time... and been told that I'm alone in that. I had no idea that it's a position hold by classic philosophers like those. Could you cite some concrete works from them?