The brain will never choose the option it deems inferior, given the information available. Never. This is self-evident.
huh
Wrong. The ability to make irrational choices with the information on the outcomes of our actions is what differentiates us from other animals. Instinct is strong, but not that strong. If I decided to push my lamp on the floor for no other reason than to just do it, I would be able to do it, even though it is an inferior choice to just leaving it alone.
nah, I always pick the character I like when playing games like Injustice 2. I COULD spam Supergirl but I choose to use my homeboy Firestorm
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Then you aren't responsible for your position as Incel
there's definitely a duality, like being able to notice how your body wants certain things and can autopilot with it to its urges or whatever that thing aware behind it all and decide to do otherwise
There's no soul. Only biology and chemistry
neither freedom, indeed
Free will cannot be observed. Free will doesn't exist, but it doesn't matter, because as humans our frame of reference and decision-making are part of the same flow of events as everything else. Our thoughts are just as predetermined as everything else, and realizing that changes nothing.
We are nothing more than the products of our genetics and environment.
More simply, causality disproves free will.
More simply, causality disproves free will.
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Yeah but if you choose to push the lamp you will be doing it for a reason; to prove you can. Everything we do has a rationale behind it which is a result of previous experiences.
hmmmmm I don't know maybe you're right
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It's a fascinating topic that I want to know more about.
It's a fascinating topic that I want to know more about.
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We have to define "Free will" first
The ability to make decisions with conscious thought?
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It's a hard topic because all of our thoughts are influenced by our genes and environment.
We make thoughts based off of those things, yeah.
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