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What's your stance on Free Will vs. Determinism? 1. Free Will Absolutist 2. Homunculist 3. Compatibilist 4. Hard Determinist 5. Other Question by @kripcat.eth
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3. Hard determinism logically feels like the most scientific answer, but quantum mechanics have opened up the door of unknowns to such a large degree that I have to leave room for flexibility.
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3 I believe there's a lot of room in the human consciousness for free will, but only within the confines of their neurology, genetics, nervous system, childhood, etc
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4 answering literally, it's hard to imagine any room for free will when true randomness has never been shown/observed but... it's obviously still useful to live day to day with a sense of agency even if that's not technically correct
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5. Hard determinist homunuculist compatibilist
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3 I'd go further and suggest 4 is physically, but inarticulably, more true. but it helps in approximate sense to see humans as nondeterministic machines.
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4. I used to be a 3, basically a determinist with a little wriggle room for a soul/spirituality/consciousness. But the older I get and the more I read, the harder it becomes to justify that spark of self determination; and the more it seems to be a very convincing illusion. Human are very good at rationalisations.
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