If point A leads to point B & only B, okay, decision was already made for us & there’s no free will However, when it leads to B, C & D - all of them exist, but we only have a sense of being in one - aligned w/ choice we made - where did the choice come from? Why C instead of D?https://twitter.com/g_s_bhogal/status/1022185547786321923 …
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I’m assuming “many worlds”, let’s say it’s true. Then what accounts for several outcomes for one input? Stochastic [randomly determined] simply means we don’t have the ability to compute what happens; it’s admitting lack of ability, not impossibility.
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I'm feeling generous, so let's give you an advantage. Let's assume: 1) Many worlds 2) Stochastic simply means "we don't have the ability to compute causes" (it doesn't). Then, why do you assume the cause is free will? Why not a magic fairy?
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