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Do you believe in free will?

Submitted by oranges, , Thread ID: 290962

RE: Do you believe in free will?

#11
I think everyone has free will at the end of the day

RE: Do you believe in free will?

#12
Like in a way everything we do is already set into motion idk

RE: Do you believe in free will?

#13
we all have free will but somehow we are enslave by itself

RE: Do you believe in free will?

#14
free will in the sense i can choose whatever but not really because there are consequences

RE: Do you believe in free will?

#15
man i am NOT ready for this conversation wowzers

RE: Do you believe in free will?

#16
nice stuff!!! please more stuff like this in future

RE: Do you believe in free will?

#17
I don't think there's free will, but times are always changing

RE: Do you believe in free will?

#18
31-03-2024, 04:11 AM
oranges Wrote:
I feel like if we didn't have free will, life would be like being programmed robots

The debate over free will is complex and has been discussed for centuries. Some argue that our actions are predetermined by factors such as genetics and environment, while others believe in the existence of free will, the ability to make choices independently of these influences. Whether or not free will exists, human experience certainly feels like more than just following a predetermined script. Our perception of choice and agency shapes our understanding of ourselves and the world around us.

RE: Do you believe in free will?

#19
to a certain extent yes but I feel like people abuse it a lot

RE: Do you believe in free will?

#20
Your life starts without your choice, you could see it as a row of dominoes, cause and effect.
However one could argue that everyone needs to subscribe to some semblance of agency, if not society goes outta wack.
Criminal law has the mens rea element to account for that, although increasingly in the justice system you start to see defences that argue that actions were out of the defendants control, increasingly separating them from their actions, stripping away their culpability bit by bit.

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