Simple, yes. True, probably not.
Compatibism on free will isn't a semantic trick. It's simple: you are identical to your body. Your decisions are made by your body. The end.
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And that's exactly why compatibilism is wrong.
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To be fair, EC is not free not to make really bad arguments instead of really great comics. So we shouldn't blame.
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so yes...its a semantic trick
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A rock stumbling down a stony mountain has free will if the directions it bounces is partly determined by its own shape
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Had somebody asked me yesterday if 140 characters were enough to express that idea, I'd have said no. <3
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right.free will is not the freedom of picking between alternatives but the freedom of refusing to pick,which is impossible.
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Does it matter if your body was determined to make those decisions by physics going back to the creation of the universe?
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people struggle to drop the ghost in the machine intuition
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