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Originally Posted by 66Sexy
For me to call it freewill you'd have to be able to rewind from a cause and effect to before the cause and find just one instance where the event happened differently. Let's take you walking down the street and you stub your toe, shout "****!", and hop up and down on the other foot three times. Now we replay the incident one billion times to see if you shout "****!" or hop up and down four times or step differently so that you don't stub your toe at all. If that never happens and you do the same exact thing over and over and over then does it make sense to say that you have freewill?
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Is that falsifiable and would you consider the response to stubbing your toe a choice?
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Originally Posted by OccultHawk
Brains don’t control themselves any more than rocks do
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But they autonomously function and we are them so we are autonomous.
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and uh yeah I know what those words mean
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Then don't use them synonymously
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