Choice?
Do we really have are own free will, or are our 'choices' just illusions determined by pre-existing circumstances.
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Re: Choice?
Get a new name,
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Re: Choice?
gotta love philisophical questions that cant be answered
My vote is "both". Its all predetirmed, but I still decided what I wanted when it was time to decide, so it appears like free will to me, which is exactly the same thing. |
Re: Choice?
Are you suggesting that my name lacks any sort of credibility or that I'm just a loser?
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Re: Choice?
The problem with free will (though I believe in it) is reconciling it with the societal compulsion to agree on a universal morality.
My B.A. in Philosophy is worth about 75 cents on a good day. Read Sartre, particularly "Existentialism Is a Humanism," for more on this topic. Also Kant. But Kant was a jackass. |
Re: Choice?
huh? All I see are boobs.
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Re: Choice?
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gotta love philisophical questions that cant be answered My vote is "both". Its all predetirmed, but I still decided what I wanted when it was time to decide, so it appears like free will to me, which is exactly the same thing. [/ QUOTE ] But is your 'choice' to choose 'free will' not determined by every single moment that led up to your 'choosing'. I understand your argument for both, but am surprised that given only the two 'choices', you leaned towards free will. |
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But is your 'choice' to choose 'free will' not determined by every single moment that led up to your 'choosing'. [/ QUOTE ] No |
Re: Choice?
as far as we are capable of determining, we have free will. that'll have to be good enough.
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[ QUOTE ] But is your 'choice' to choose 'free will' not determined by every single moment that led up to your 'choosing'. [/ QUOTE ] No [/ QUOTE ] Than you're saying your 'decision' was random? |
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