Someone said you "really" think there is no free will and your support for the idea is merely for social reasons. Is that true?
'll be defending both free will and determinism against neuroscientist @PatrickHaggard and libertarian philosopher Helen Steward at @HTLGIFestival this Sunday at 6pm (GMT). This year HTLGI has gone online - find out more here: https://howthelightgetsin.org/global #HTLGIGlobal.
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Determinism and free will - Self-solvning physics belongs to self learning. Then the learned truth can't just be all things and it can not be just the one single truth. The physics model would not converge with a blocky truth. The universe model is continous so is the truth //Per
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I don't understand incompatibilists. If they think that free will doesn't exist but "the illusion of free will" is an important psychological phenomenon, why not use the phrase "free will" to apply to the thing we all agree exists rather than to something nobody believes in?
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This would be awesome but it basically means to acknowledge incompatibilism :)
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Some say there is truth in paradox, but sometimes its just a sign of a fundamental misconception...
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Why don't you try debating me for kicks? I'm sure the guys at the
@IAI_TV would love to organize it, online and everything. Proving me wrong could go a long way in cement your agenda! -
@BernardoKastrup you misinterpreted. It is surprising you being computer engineer, neglect hardware.
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How to Spot a (Potential) Fasc!st: The Authoritarian Personality Explain... https://youtu.be/vymeTZkiKD0 vía
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Cake? Eating it? :-) if your programming makes you disprove fw it will cause malcontents to abjure responsibility for their wickedness. So you'd best be determined not to!
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Vice of excess: A man has exclusive causal responsibility for what he does; "buck stops here." Vice of dearth: A man should have no formal responsibility for what he does. Virtue: Formal buck-stopping as a stewarding function in social relationships.
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