Does free will exist /his/? I haven't found a good reason why it should yet.
I think therefore I am. I dont fucking know
>>1178175
honestly I don't understand how to differentiate between free will and determinism
>>1178183
For regular people who are "being controlled" there isnt. FUCKING DESTINY AND SHIT
>>1178175
The illusion does at least.
>>1178175
It is like random number generators in computer science.
There are no true random number generators. They all operate on a deterministic algorithm that can be reverse engineered. However, the more complex the algorithm, the closer it is to being truly "random."
There are nested layers of choice and deterministic framework.
Our choice gets processed by the deterministic framework, which framework (physics) then modifies the universe to reflect our "choice"
this happens in a feedback loop that is ultimately beyond our control, but still allows for the useful social constructs of "choice" and "accountability."
We *try* to only trust important decisions to those that have been deterministically granted the gift of foresight and patience.
>>1178175
free will exists as much as human rights.
