Well? Determinism vs nondeterminism. Go!
Do free will exist?
Xavier Sanders
Brayden Reyes
no. free will would mean there are an infinite amount of possibilities and outcomes in this world. When, as everyone has experienced, there are a select amount of choices at any given time.
Noah Rodriguez
No, free will only implies potential for infinite choices not that there has to be infinite choices.
Xavier Powell
>free will only implies
free will is a theological term, not a physics one. You are out of your field.
Cooper James
The illusion of free will is just as good as the real thing. If it is indistinguishable, what's the difference to us? The reality is probably that our decisions are predetermined, as our brains don't really have access to quantum phenomena, only predictable chemical reactions.
Chase James
buying into the free will meme will turn you into a demagouge's soldier. As you believe that anything is possible, and -he- will bring it to you in return for your service in his murders.
Cooper Gray
Is randomness free?
James Morgan
>do
Julian Bennett
Gun to my head, yes
James Stewart
a) this is completely unrelated to science
b) what definition of free will are you talking about?