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Monday, March 04, 2019
Interface
I've signed up on Interface by WhenHub.
Truthfully, I'm not yet sure how it works, or how to tell you to find me on there. If there seems to be an interest in it, I'll dig in more deeply and see what I can figure out.
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Free will
Is free will a real thing, or is it not?
Statists like to believe in free will because that way they can feel OK with imprisoning and murdering people for the crimes they commit. Even many statists who admit they don't believe in free will say that to govern they have to pretend it exists-- otherwise, no one could really be accountable for his actions; they are predetermined. I see that as a cop-out.
People who view the Universe as deterministic-- where each particle interaction affects other particle motions in ways which are predictable according to the laws of physics-- mostly believe free will is an illusion.
I believe they are forgetting a critical branch of physics.
Quantum physics, with its fuzziness and indeterminacy, seems (to me) to leave room for free will.
So, yes, I believe in free will, even while acknowledging that the laws of the Universe acting on every atom in our bodies (including in our brains) can push us toward certain actions. Embrace your quantumness and reject archation. You do have the choice.
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Reminder: I could really use some help, but you have free will in the matter.
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