Well I'm not strictly claiming there is no evidence of free will. I may simply say there is no evidence; but I do this by default because what I mean is that I am at least assuming there is no free will until I know of any evidence.
What would prove free will for me? Well somehow some evidence showing that we can freely violate physics and do other than what it is making us do....whether physics if more random (indeterministic) or its totally predetermined (deterministic). I have no idea how that could be done because it seems totally weird to me. Like I said - I will assume there is no free will until any evidence is shown otherwise. I don't need absolute proof. SOME would be good for a start.
And btw, on the subject of Dennett, - on an earlier thread you said to me "you have been reading Dennett again haven't you?" when actually....I haven't read ANY Dennett...I've just seen 2 or 3 of his videos...that is all.
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What would prove free will for me? Well somehow some evidence showing that we can freely violate physics and do other than what it is making us do....whether physics if more random (indeterministic) or its totally predetermined (deterministic). I have no idea how that could be done because it seems totally weird to me. Like I said - I will assume there is no free will until any evidence is shown otherwise. I don't need absolute proof. SOME would be good for a start.
And btw, on the subject of Dennett, - on an earlier thread you said to me "you have been reading Dennett again haven't you?" when actually....I haven't read ANY Dennett...I've just seen 2 or 3 of his videos...that is all.
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