Is free-will (freedom to choose your actions) real?
yes, you chose to make this dumb thread.
>>7673914
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vBrSdlOhIx4
That's not a coherent question. Come back when you learn to speak english.
>>7673914
Yes.
http://www.vatican.va/archive/ccc_css/archive/catechism/p3s1c1a3.htm
>>7673914
No. Your actions are part of many different cause and effect chains that can all be traced back to a time in which you did not exist or have the ability to choose your actions.
>>7673914
What does freedom to choose your actions mean?
>>7673990
Your response seems to imply that "free will" has a definition in the first place. You think you're arguing against it, but you're really making the problem worse by lending legitimacy to the term.
>>7673914
I've heard that quantum mechanics shows that it could be real. I don't have a PhD in it though so I can't tell you anything about it except that I've heard that before.
>>7674001
And a Google search shows that it's definitely a possibility.
In any way you define free-will such that it is not real, that definition is necessarily irrelevant. You will never be omniscient even if the universe is.
>>7674001
Any sane interpretation of QM rules out determinism, but it doesn't imply free will.
>>7673914
Check out Kierkegaard and Sartre
>>7674005
a google search shows it's definitely a possibility that a polar bear stole my laundry
>>7673914
Dumb phoneposter.
>>7673914
Maybe.
