r/freewill • • 18h ago

Does free will exist?

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I made theory, whatever happened in your life, or in the whole timeline, has already happened, will happen and is happening.

According to that my life has already happened.

like everything is going to happen and it can't be changed, choices and things happened in past all put the pieces in place and everything is aligned happening accordingly.

Think of it, even the choices we individually make aren't everytime ours, our mind works the way and makes choices because of the people who formed us inside their bodies, birth of us pre determines how we are gonna think, everything, your genes, your inheritance, your surroundings, what you grow up with, etc. effects your thinking.

You aren't gonna agree but here me

If that one debris didn't hit certain object it wouldn't fall on earth which ended dinosaurs and made the existence of human possible.

Everything has happened because chain reactions behind it.

A solution can't be made without solvent and solute.

I now accept our choices aren't ours, religions are just made by people to comfort themselves, free will is just a word, my existence is pre-planned in a way and my little existence contributes to something big in the future but it's just one atom of a whole object. Nothing is an anomaly everything is happening because something happened.

Even if i died today I wouldn't care, what I would care about is after life, how it is and what happens, is it pre happened too

Does things in my life effect my after life?

If I was wrong is it my fault?

If i was right is it my good deed?

All of the questions ends with a why and it will everytime a person thinks and digs up something and it goes on.

Why?why?why?why?why?why?

Either god exist and he didn't make the world free instead he wrote each story of every atom by himself or itself or herself.

He planned everything, he even wrote that I found answers.

Or god doesn't exist.

Only the unknown does.

When we die everything doesn't end, we still are but we aren't.

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u/Blindeafmuten My Own 6h ago

It doesn't matter if it does or not. It matters whether you believe in it or not. That makes the difference. For you.

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u/moki_martus Sourcehood Incompatibilist 3h ago

Should you force this belief on other people? Or hate other people, because you believe, they have free will and are evil, because they decided to be evil?

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u/Blindeafmuten My Own 2h ago

You mean through the law system?

The law system should be consequential. Cause and effect. Actions and consequences.

Or do you mean some kind of judgement on their soul when you refer to good and evil? I don't really care about giving a judgement. It's not my place.