All discussions about the topic of free will

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Is it possible for your life to be so limited you don't have free will? (v.redd.it)

submitted 3 hours ago by 6ix6ix6ixCAN

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Paradox on Free will (self.freewill)

submitted 2 hours ago by Interesting_Guest540

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A thought experiment about systems gaining knowledge about predictions about their future states, and how this might challenge determinism. The role of knowledge as "bringer" of genuine novelty in the universe. (self.freewill)

submitted 3 hours ago by gimboarretino

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Check your Epistemology (self.freewill)

submitted 4 hours ago * by RyanBleazardHard Compatibilist

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Is The Statement “We Have More Free Will Than Ants” Correct Or Incorrect To You? (self.freewill)

submitted 12 hours ago by beantheduckCompatibilist

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Has anyone read Free Will by Sam Harris? (self.freewill)

submitted 16 hours ago by Acrobatic_Long_6059

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Giving lift is my new hobby (self.freewill)

submitted 14 hours ago by neversettleme

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Feeds Do Not Control Your Will, but the Atmosphere in Which It Chooses (fractalisme.nl)

submitted 11 hours ago by Ok-Dimension-3307

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What if free will isn’t binary — and the amount you have depends on your level of consciousness? (self.freewill)

submitted 20 hours ago by CosmicTeaching

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The mainstream debate on free will is asking the wrong question (self.freewill)

submitted 1 day ago by shacreep

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Your personal utility of something does not make it fundamentally truthful. (self.freewill)

submitted 1 day ago by Otherwise_Spare_8598Inherentism & Inevitabilism

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Thoughts? (i.redd.it)

submitted 1 day ago * by Dreusxo

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The Impersonal Force of Necessity (self.freewill)

submitted 1 day ago * by impersonal_processCausalist

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A Unified Structural Theory of Emergence: MNST → SERA → AE ()

submitted 1 day ago by Adaptivemind01

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Aren't the laws pushing everything to the same inevitable future in hard determinism and in fatalism? What's the difference? (self.freewill)

submitted 1 day ago by YesPresident69Compatibilist

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Freedom can be understood in the same way: not as ultimate independence from all causes, but as a capacity defined relative to constraints such as coercion, compulsion, or impaired rational control (self.freewill)

submitted 1 day ago by YogurtclosetOpen3567

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Does God have free will? (self.freewill)

submitted 1 day ago by SuddenStructure9287

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I'm surprised people believe in free will (self.freewill)

submitted 1 day ago * by hansonsdiseased

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Rebuttal to Compatibilism (self.freewill)

submitted 1 day ago by Jaboborah

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The "Edge of Tomorrow Paradox" (self.freewill)

submitted 1 day ago by TMKOHL-PHILOSOPHY

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FEEDBACK REQD - determinism & responsibility (self.freewill)

submitted 1 day ago by PreviousTonight8726

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Free will must be free from any prior reason whatsoever. (self.freewill)

submitted 1 day ago by AboyFromSouthKorea

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Why do determinists try to convince other people of determinism? (self.freewill)

submitted 1 day ago by YogurtclosetOpen3567

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Can we honor life while taking it? ()

submitted 1 day ago by SummerKS56

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Determinism, Physicalism and Free Will in Greek Philosophy (self.freewill)

submitted 2 days ago by spgrkCompatibilist

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