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If effect necessarily follows cause then yes. If that is true, then "repeating" the universe would lead to exactly the same outcome. Hence we have no free wil
by nopassrecover 17y ago
If effect necessarily follows cause then yes.
If that is true, then "repeating" the universe would lead to exactly the same outcome. Hence we have no free will.
- danielmims 17y agoImportantly, even if effect doesn't necessarily follow cause (also known as "indeterminism"), free will isn't possible. Hence free will is absolutely impossible, alongside any conditions whatsoever.