(July 15, 2016 at 2:01 pm)mh.brewer Wrote:(July 15, 2016 at 1:45 pm)RozKek Wrote: Ok. Can you defy causality by deciding to do something? Can you voluntarily order your neurons to freely do something i.e during that period defy causality and interact freely?
Maybe you have not heard me say this before. For me, free will exists on a sliding scale and is dependent on set and setting.
Which part of "agree to disagree" did you choose not to understand? Of my free will I choose to no longer participate. (or is that some random causality thingy?)
First you must demonstrate how free will can exist before talking about the variables that can affect it. If the brain is either causal or random there is no free will ultimately unless you can somehow break causality and order your neurons to move independently, but even there is an issue that I can get into. It cannot be dependant on set and setting if it doesn't exist.
I was interested in this discussion. However if you don't want to discuss we can end it here, in that case the above paragraph were my final words, don't reply to them.
