Ok, ok, forget the rock part.
You have a point but I don't think it changes what I'm saying. What I'm trying to say.
I personally cannot believe in free will until someone gives me the faintest of a reason for why I do things apart from the idea that it's all a natural progression of links that we have no control over. How could that be free will?
You have a point but I don't think it changes what I'm saying. What I'm trying to say.
I personally cannot believe in free will until someone gives me the faintest of a reason for why I do things apart from the idea that it's all a natural progression of links that we have no control over. How could that be free will?