All I was saying fr0d0 that I at least wouldn't call a fully mechanized will, 'free will'.
We have freedom (e.g, someone in a prison is less 'free' than someone who isn't, someone who isn't in prison in that sense is more 'free'), and we have a mechanized will. But if our will is entirely mechanized and automated I don't see how it is 'free'. If you want to call that 'free will' then that's your privilege fr0d0.
EvF
We have freedom (e.g, someone in a prison is less 'free' than someone who isn't, someone who isn't in prison in that sense is more 'free'), and we have a mechanized will. But if our will is entirely mechanized and automated I don't see how it is 'free'. If you want to call that 'free will' then that's your privilege fr0d0.
EvF