Theory There is no such thing as volceldom and free will doesn't exist

[Deleted member 34242]

The reason I say that being volcel isn't real is that, there is no such thing as free will.

The universe is made up of atoms. when the universe was formed during the big bang every atom had a trajectory. Every single particle was moving in its own direction.

Therefore, theoretically, if you knew the trajectory of every atom in the universe and could put all that data into a supercomputer, you could calculate exactly what the universe looked like at any given period of time and determine every last detail of every event in the universes lifetime.

All the "decisions" you make are just a result of atoms going in their predetermined direction through spacetime. everything you do and everything that had been done was already set in stone the instant the big bang happened.

Basically what i'm saying is, there is no such thing as volceldom. everything is predetermined. decisions are a myth. your decisions are just a result of atoms following their path since the beginning of time. It's either completely over for you or it's not and you have no control over it. It was all decided 14 billion years ago during the creation of spacetime.

 

[Honeypot]

The reason I say that being volcel isn't real is that, there is no such thing as free will.

The universe is made up of atoms. when the universe was formed during the big bang every atom had a trajectory. Every single particle was moving in its own direction.

Therefore, theoretically, if you knew the trajectory of every atom in the universe and could put all that data into a supercomputer, you could calculate exactly what the universe looked like at any given period of time and determine every last detail of every event in the universes lifetime.

All the "decisions" you make are just a result of atoms going in their predetermined direction through spacetime. everything you do and everything that had been done was already set in stone the instant the big bang happened.

Basically what i'm saying is, there is no such thing as volceldom. everything is predetermined. decisions are a myth. your decisions are just a result of atoms following their path since the beginning of time. It's either completely over for you or it's not and you have no control over it. It was all decided 14 billion years ago during the creation of spacetime.

So you were destinated to realize about this and make this post?

I'm going to use this post as a legal argument when knajjd comes for me

 

[Deleted member 32725]

Dude "Determinism" got dismantled years ago. It's now little more than a tilting plate for Philosophy students to practice against.

 

[Deleted member 34242]

Dude "Determinism" got dismantled years ago. It's now little more than a tilting plate for Philosophy students to practice against.

i looked it up and you're right. brutal.
but that also means that we live in an indeterminate universe. would that not make our 'free will" completely up to chance?

 

[Deleted member 32725]

i looked it up and you're right. brutal.
but that also means that we live in an indeterminate universe. would that not make our 'free will" completely up to chance?

Not at all. Our free will comes from the ability to use a personal scale of values to make choices--even if our range of choices is limited. We don't have *perfect* free will, but we do have the ability to choose based on purely personal metrics, should we choose to develop them.

 

[AlexanderTheGreat11]

I see

 

[BITG]

Brutal big bang pill

 

[Caesercel]

Dude "Determinism" got dismantled years ago. It's now little more than a tilting plate for Philosophy students to practice against.

Lol this. You can break down free will all you want but it does exist even if as an emergent phenomena. We can't even solve the equations for a 3 particle classical system lmfao. CLASSICAL.

 

[I want to believe]

But you know what "volcel" actually is, I think. And they're not allowed to be here. There stiil are virgins able to choose. And most of them get laid eventually. It's just a matter of time.