Re: Freewill
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I define free will as the belief that, although I just made choice C, I could have made choice !C.
In other words, I define "free will" as an experiential label, not a metaphysical property. This definition solves the "problem" of free will by converting it to a tautological psychologism.
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take yourself less seriously?
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Subfallen, to some of us lesser mortals, it is difficult to understand what you are saying at times due to the language you use.
This is in no way a slur or attack on you, more a compliment i suppose, but this is not the first post you have made that has left me thinking 'WTF?'
As I have already said, this highlights my lack of vocabulary, and is not supposed to be negative towards you in any way. I just thought it might help you to understand the reply you recieved.
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