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[Marie Monday]

Oh god not this again

Originally Posted by jwb

so she chased him off yet again???

How many times are you gonna kick a dead horse Marie? do lesbians have no compassion??

Also lol @ there being a free will debate in the missing posters thread. Debating/caring about free will is so 2005 and the idea of us having any sort of agency is about as absurd as a movie about a boy befriending a whale that somehow escapes from captivity with the very tricks his captives taught him... All while Michael Jackson sings the soundtrack.

Of course lesbians have no compassion with men. We trample them in our way to world domination

[The Batlord]

Originally Posted by Frownland

Choice is the process of an individual determining action and consciousness is awareness of existence on some level. Neither of those contradict the laws of thermodynamics (I prefer that to the religious "predestination").

If those words mean something different to you then clarify how you define them.

Yeah you're not saying anything. You're just using loaded words like "individual", "determine", and "consciousness" as if they're simple concepts you can just plop down in a discussion about free will without their own dissertations.

[Frownland]

Originally Posted by The Batlord

Yeah you're not saying anything. You're just using loaded words like "individual", "determine", and "consciousness" as if they're simple concepts you can just plop down in a discussion about free will without their own dissertations.

Yes I'm working with the assumption that words have meaning lmao

[Mindfulness]

I miss OH, you meanies made him leave!

[Lucem Ferre]

Frown: Peepee poopoo.

Batlord: Peepee poopoo isn't real. It's just some made up meaningless thing people believe in because it sounds flowery and poetic.

Frown: Peepee is the fluid that has been processed by the digestive system and poopoo is the solid matter that has been processed by the digestive system.

Batlord: Yeah you're not saying anything. You're just using loaded words like "fluid", "digest", and "process" as if they're simple concepts you can just plop down in a discussion about peepee poopoo without their own dissertations.

[The Batlord]

Originally Posted by Frownland

Yes I'm working with the assumption that words have meaning lmao

We're here debating free will and you're justifying your position with words that are tied to the idea of free will. It's like a Christian using.a Bible quote as evidence for the existence of god.

[Lucem Ferre]

Originally Posted by The Batlord

We're here debating peepee poopoo and you're justifying your position with words that are tied to the idea of peepee poopoo. It's like a Christian using.a Bible quote as evidence for the existence of god.

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[Lucem Ferre]

What's inherently stupid about this argument is that you're trying to say there isn't an empirical concept and study of consciousness outside of philosophy.

Like, you're just choosing to dismiss language so you don't have to actually take responsibility in debating something that you can't actually debate. Of course the language used in debating 'free will' is tied to the idea of free will just as the language in debating ANYTHING is related to the subject you're debating. But it's not just made up bible quotes, it's empirically defined concepts that exist outside of the idea of free will too.

Edit: And the worst part of it is I don't actually have a strong belief in agency to begin with. I don't know and I don't care. I'm just providing an argument that you can't refute but will militantly dismiss like a religious person because you've already taken a stance and refuse to hear otherwise.

[Frownland]

Originally Posted by The Batlord

We're here debating free will and you're justifying your position with words that are tied to the idea of free will. It's like a Christian using.a Bible quote as evidence for the existence of god.

The predetermination counterpoint is tied to the religious paradigm of free will as well since it separates the mind and the body and declares the body so superior that it renders the mind into nonexistence. That's why the false binary is a pseudointellectual game of reductionism for dolts like yourself. Your framing of thought/consciousness/choice as chemical reactions within the brain being somehow separate from the brain is closer to religion than my stance that the laws of thermodynamics dictate the process of thought/consciousness/choice in the same way that they do orbit. By semantically trying to deduce that choice is actually just another way to describe the laws of thermodynamics, you're just restating my point.

Do you mind sharing some of the resources that so successfully brainwashed you? I'm more interested in that than whatever personality traits you pick up on in this discussion. I've already read Why Words Are Magic.

[The Batlord]

Originally Posted by Lucem Ferre

What's inherently stupid about this argument is that you're trying to say there isn't an empirical concept and study of consciousness outside of philosophy.

Like, you're just choosing to dismiss language so you don't have to actually take responsibility in debating something that you can't actually debate. Of course the language used in debating 'free will' is tied to the idea of free will just as the language in debating ANYTHING is related to the subject you're debating. But it's not just made up bible quotes, it's empirically defined concepts that exist outside of the idea of free will too.

Edit: And the worst part of it is I don't actually have a strong belief in agency to begin with. I don't know and I don't care. I'm just providing an argument that you can't refute but will militantly dismiss like a religious person because you've already taken a stance and refuse to hear otherwise.

I am not saying that, you are a dumb ****. If you can't see a problem in uncritically using the word "decide" in your pro-free will argument then you clearly don't know what you're talking about.

And yes I have taken a stance because the concept of free will is obviously nonsensical. I'm sorry you don't have the mental capacity to understand that but maybe loosen your braids a bit.

Originally Posted by Frownland

The predetermination counterpoint is tied to the religious paradigm of free will as well since it separates the mind and the body and declares the body so superior that it renders the mind into nonexistence. That's why the false binary is a pseudointellectual game of reductionism for dolts like yourself. Your framing of thought/consciousness/choice as chemical reactions within the brain being somehow separate from the brain is closer to religion than my stance that the laws of thermodynamics dictate the process of thought/consciousness/choice in the same way that they do orbit. By semantically trying to deduce that choice is actually just another way to describe the laws of thermodynamics, you're just restating my point.

Do you mind sharing some of the resources that so successfully brainwashed you? I'm more interested in that than whatever personality traits you pick up on in this discussion. I've already read Why Words Are Magic.

Dumb ****ing bull**** from a meat puppet in denial.