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BBSilvEsq replied to the thread According to Robert Sapolsky, human free will does not exist.I don't know how many times and how many ways I have to say this -- I am not advocating, much less preaching, that Radical Fatalism is...
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BBSilvEsq replied to the thread According to Robert Sapolsky, human free will does not exist.Solipsism also is possibly correct. The universe could me be, you, or someone else. Or nobody at all. As I have written to others...
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BBSilvEsq replied to the thread According to Robert Sapolsky, human free will does not exist.I don't have you on ignore. I simply find it to be a waste of time to engage with someone who repeatedly asserts the same thing, and...
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BBSilvEsq replied to the thread According to Robert Sapolsky, human free will does not exist.Therein lies the issue. The fact that a proposition flies in the face of your foundational belief does not make it absurd. I am not...
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BBSilvEsq replied to the thread According to Robert Sapolsky, human free will does not exist.Steve, as I have said to some others, we are in violent agreement. I agree with the salient points of what you have just written, and I...
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BBSilvEsq replied to the thread According to Robert Sapolsky, human free will does not exist.You are 100% correct about that. Well, actually, you can argue a determinism / lack of free will defense, but the Judge will disagree...
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BBSilvEsq replied to the thread According to Robert Sapolsky, human free will does not exist.Most of the practical things you enjoy today are the product of people in history devoting uncounted hours over the course of multiple...
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BBSilvEsq replied to the thread According to Robert Sapolsky, human free will does not exist.I don't believe you are suggesting this, but to be clear, does that mean that a person who is hypnotized is acting of their own free...
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BBSilvEsq replied to the thread According to Robert Sapolsky, human free will does not exist.I have a high degree of confidence that the things of which you are sure (which I take to be synonymous with certain) are probable to...
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BBSilvEsq replied to the thread According to Robert Sapolsky, human free will does not exist.The following pertains solely to your sentences quoted above and not the balance of your post, which makes total sense to me. In my...
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BBSilvEsq reacted to Michael S. Pearl's post in the thread According to Robert Sapolsky, human free will does not exist with
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BBSilvEsq reacted to Elixir's post in the thread According to Robert Sapolsky, human free will does not exist with I Agree.
It doesn’t. It obviates the entire question; free will and lack of free will both result in the same - the ONLY - outcome. So go ahead...
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BBSilvEsq reacted to Elixir's post in the thread According to Robert Sapolsky, human free will does not exist with Like.
The price of will! Is will free, or do we have to pay? If we have to pay, what is the cost? Where do the proceeds go? If it’s free, is...
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BBSilvEsq replied to the thread According to Robert Sapolsky, human free will does not exist.I understand your difficulty with the word "determine" in the context of activity that results from nature and not any deliberative...
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BBSilvEsq replied to the thread According to Robert Sapolsky, human free will does not exist.That is a concise statement of what I have been saying in far more words, and what I understand Popper, James, and others to be saying...
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