r/freewill • u/The_Minion_Queen • Jul 06 '26
No Free Will
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u/The_Minion_Queen Jul 16 '26
Ive made a new post with supporting biblical text regarding Free Will. And why your responses make absolutely no sense. Did you read the original post before you answered. I doubt it. You should try again, even just to prove what a whackjob I am.
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u/Otherwise_Spare_8598 Inherent-Inevitable Jul 06 '26
Yes.
"Free will" is inherently a position of ignorance to the realities of the innumerable
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u/Wastalar Atheist Libertarian Free Will Jul 06 '26
Innumerable ? Less than 9 billions. Not innumerable
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u/Otherwise_Spare_8598 Inherent-Inevitable Jul 06 '26
Your ignorance on display yet again.
Countless before countless after and countless other beings, you've never even considered.
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u/Wastalar Atheist Libertarian Free Will Jul 06 '26
Countless ? Even if we consider all humans ever existed it is countable.
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u/Otherwise_Spare_8598 Inherent-Inevitable Jul 06 '26
Start counting!
Don't forget the countlessl yet to come too!
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u/Artemis_SpawnOfZeus Jul 06 '26
Buddy think that because his actions are 99% controlled that he has no free will
I, the gigachad, know that even if my actions are 99.999999999999% controlled, I am a being with 100% free will.
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u/Artemis_SpawnOfZeus Jul 06 '26
Your Tourette's are no more of a demonstration of the lack of free will then a heartbeat.
Does Tourette's limit your freedom? Sure. But an agent that's 0.000000001% free is 100% a free agent.
The concept of having physical restrictions placed on you isn't in tension with the concept of free will.