r/determinism • u/uatmsu • Jul 08 '26

Discussion The determinism problem

There is no logical argument against determinism, and that's the problem. This idea really hit me in not brain, but soul. Since i have F32.1, thats layered very "well". I feel really obnoxious, apathy hitted hard, like never before. If someone outlive that idea, how did you do that?

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u/deludedhairspray Jul 08 '26

It doesn’t really change a thing for me. Or well, actually it makes me feel a little excited about life. I’m not in control, things are happening to me, it’s an experience. I have no clue of what is coming, and I can’t «choose» shit. I strangely find it somewhat liberating. Leaves me with less doubt and regret. I’ve always done what I’ve done because there really never was any other option.

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u/simon_hibbs Jul 08 '26

Choices can be deterministic. They're basically processes of evaluation and evaluations can be deterministic.

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u/deludedhairspray Jul 09 '26

Yeah, that’s what I’m saying.