I'd know if the gnomes were controlling me.pic.twitter.com/QhOZGIvhy7
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Certainly possible and would make more sense than randomness ever would. However, as of now that is exactly where the quantum world leaves us. On the philosophy side, if everyone decided they didn’t have free will and changed their behavior as a result is that proof of free will?
(1) Complete randomness <--> physical laws don't exist. (2) As for your question, the assertion is circular as it assumes humans have free will to choose they don't have it.
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I doubt “complete randomness” is possible given that there is a universe. The universe might not be as determined as it is, but it’s still have some degree of order for there to be stuff at all in the universe.
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For there to be something at all, there has to be regularity to some extent, otherwise, there’s no order that allows for the self-sustainability of the thing (object or system) we’re describing.
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