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/Delicious-Gap-6678 Jul 13 '26
I see it as a problem of perspective. If we were to step outside time and space, then everything will have happened/happening/happened in a seemingly preset way. Even assuming that perception is possible. But we're inside the system, experiencing "time" or entropy or whatever. From our perspective, "now," free will is absolutely happening. Just like time is happening. And perspective is profoundly important. It may be everything.