I have free will

[Deleted member 80562]

You have free will

 

[Deleted member 97572]

 

[axttt_]

no i dont my genetics have decided everything for me already

 

[Deleted member 67738]

Now go grape Justin Biebers with this new knowledge bud bud .

 

[Deleted member 80562]

Is that an otter? I like otters, they are cool animals

 

[Deleted member 80562]

no i dont my genetics have decided everything for me already

You can still do whatever you want

 

[Deleted member 80562]

Now go grape Justin Biebers with this new knowledge bud bud .

Maybe I will, maybe I won’t, I can decide because I have free will

 

[Deleted member 97572]

Is that an otter? I like otters, they are cool animals

yes, it is an otter, I normally use it to insinuate being erect

 

[Deleted member 67738]

Maybe I will, maybe I won’t, I can decide because I have free will

Go take a shit and eat it, u can cause u have free will.

 

[Deleted member 80562]

Go take a shit and eat it, u can cause u have free will.

I can, doesn’t mean I want to

 

[Deleted member 67738]

I can, doesn’t mean I want to

I have free will too, so I’m demanding you to eat ur shit.

 

[Deleted member 80562]

I have free will too, so I’m demanding you to eat ur shit.

I have the free will to say no thanks

 

[Deleted member 67738]

I have the free will to say no thanks

True.

 

[distance decay]

Free will is a comforting illusion we cling to, like a security blanket in the cold, deterministic universe. Every choice we think we make is nothing more than a pre-programmed reaction to the intricate web of our biology, environment, and past experiences. Your "decisions" are dictated by firing neurons and chemical interactions, all governed by natural laws you have no control over. Even the urge to rebel against this notion is just another programmed response—a futile echo of genetic predisposition and societal conditioning. In truth, you're no more free than a puppet, except your strings are invisible, and the puppeteer is the indifferent machinery of cause and effect.

 

[Deleted member 15778]

It depends how you define free will.

 

[distance decay]

It depends how you define free will.

Yeah some people free will is being able to just move your hand around or pick up an object

 

[|Daddy_Zygos|]

You have free will

I achieve everything I want

 

[Deleted member 15778]

Yeah some people free will is being able to just move your hand around or pick up an object

Right, our actions are caused by our desires. To some that's free will.

But our desires are caused by our biology, evolution, cultural programming, and our experiences. Sometimes even virus's, both memetic and parasitic virus such as Toxoplasmosis effect our desires such as our desire for risk vs safety. And then memetic viruses in the form of cultural memes effect our values, weather we want to go off and be a celibate monk, or sleep with a bunch of women, or start a family.

Even our gut microbiome, which is put there by the foods we eat effects our brains and our choices.

 

[distance decay]

Right, our actions are caused by our desires. To some that's free will.

But our desires are caused by our biology, evolution, cultural programming, and our experiences. Sometimes even virus's, both memetic and parasitic virus such as Toxoplasmosis effect our desires such as our desire for risk vs safety. And then memetic viruses in the form of cultural memes effect our values, weather we want to go off and be a celibate monk, or sleep with a bunch of women, or start a family.

Even our gut microbiome, which is put there by the foods we eat effects our brains and our choices.

Anthropology is based