Also, saying you don't believe in free will, but then carrying on entirely as if free will existed, doesn't count as not believing! :)
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@PhilosophyExp ..with me that there is something odd about a determinist deliberating over what to do, persuading others, etc.
@JayLJeffers Well, I guess a determinist would have to say that it was inevitable they were deliberating, persuading, etc... :)
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@PhilosophyExp ..to forgive me for taking their admonitions (e.g. for me to be a nicer person, to work out more, etc) less seriously -
@JayLJeffers I'm not sure it's possible to reconcile determinism with the idea of moral culpability so as to make forgiveness necessary.. :) -
@PhilosophyExp then one of the key parties in the deliberation being a determinist does seem to deflate the whole endeavor. -
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@JayLJeffers If you have a spare 5 minutes, have a go at this (it explores Frankfurt cases, which are relevant): http://bit.ly/H4Ny64 -
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@JayLJeffers Cool. I'm signing off twitter now, but fun talking to you. Good night! :)
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@PhilosophyExp Touche! Just like any other action! Well then I hope somewhere in their causal chain was something that enabled them...Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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