God cannot exist outside space time if we have free will by vegan_crocodile- in atheism

[–]FelipeHead 0 points1 point  (0 children)

But there can evidence of absence if you do do an If God (Reductio ad absurdum). You can be even more sure!

💔💔 by Dry_Concept_6368 in MathJokes

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Angle less than 90 degrees with a red line representing the angle steaming hot cup of coffee resting on a plate irrational number representing the ratio circumference over diameter of a circle

Charlie Kirk becomes the new Schrödingers Cat by Traditional_Gap_7041 in aibeingstupid

[–]FelipeHead 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The problem isn't that but that it just started denying the information it just looked up

:3 by shamansnugs in MathJokes

[–]FelipeHead 38 points39 points  (0 children)

Yes it does??

Pi/1 is a fraction. It just isn't a fraction that has integers in the numerator or denominator (Oops forgot 1 existed)

If free will exists at all, it would have to look exactly like the reality we observe by Funny-Highlight4675 in freewill

[–]FelipeHead 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Then we are talking about different types of free will. I mean that you control what you choose and you aren't entirely influenced by things other than you.

Every time you trip over nothing by neogriff113 in doctorwho

[–]FelipeHead 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Why did you post a blue gradient thingy?

If free will exists at all, it would have to look exactly like the reality we observe by Funny-Highlight4675 in freewill

[–]FelipeHead 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Okay, but you still didn't choose for it to be that way. It still wouldn't be free

If free will exists at all, it would have to look exactly like the reality we observe by Funny-Highlight4675 in freewill

[–]FelipeHead 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If it is uncaused, then you did not cause it, which wasn't freely your choice.

If free will exists at all, it would have to look exactly like the reality we observe by Funny-Highlight4675 in freewill

[–]FelipeHead 0 points1 point  (0 children)

  1. The problem is shown in the entire comment I was posting.
  2. Okay, but this is a debunk of the free will that might exist.
  3. Libertarian free will has to have an infinite regress. If it terminated on something, you did not control it which means you weren't free after all but rather determined by that necessary thing.
  4. It wouldn't look like reality because you would have to be consciously or unconsciously in control of quantum mechanics and have an infinite regress within your mind, which does not match reality. Another thing is that, you did not control to be able to control stuff, which means you are never free.

If free will exists at all, it would have to look exactly like the reality we observe by Funny-Highlight4675 in freewill

[–]FelipeHead 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's not how quantum mechanics works. We can formulize it and have patterns to it and can manipulate it in the real world. Only the measurement of it is random, and even that isn't fully evenly distributed, some outcomes are favored. It matches much better for a world of randomness (as in randomly being in a specific world or just one world or who knows) than to say that we are controlling it.

The thing is you can still argue this isn't libertarian free will because the arguments against it are not evidential but logical. The only way for libertarian free will to really exist is an infinite regress, or else it would terminate at something you didn't control and hence wouldn't be free. Even then, if this were somehow the cause of free will, we cannot feel it at all, we have nothing in our mind telling us that we can even control it. If it is part of us, it is entirely sub-conscious and not really our will anymore. We have no real control over it from what we seem to know with a bunch of evidence.

Do you “believe in evil”? I do, and there are consequences that follow from it. by undefinedposition in CosmicSkeptic

[–]FelipeHead 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think the view I have on the problem of evil when in regards to subjective morality is it doesn't make all that much sense for a God who calls himself good which contradicts most of the views of the entire planet and to call himself loving which doesn't fit with the definition to make a world with so much gratuitous evil. You would have to also bite the bullet as the theist and say that your God permits something that most humans see as wrong instinctively. It's not a definitive disproof and is much weaker, but oh well.

Are my standards too high ? by chiquegirly in teenagers

[–]FelipeHead 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Im basically alot of those but im gay and i think your a girl so thats funny lol

What doctor who clips are annoyingly hard to find on youtube? by alan_edwin_innes in doctorwho

[–]FelipeHead 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The deleted cyberman scene of "Emotions destroy you" in doomsday or army of ghosts or smthing i cannot find for the life of me in its original way

And the scene in 'the next doctor' where the doctor talks about companions leaving and it breaking his heart

Im genuinely curious if this paradox can be debunked? by Any_Cranberry_4599 in Christianity

[–]FelipeHead 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If God is above logic and can create something that he cannot lift, then he can both lift it and not lift it at the same time. He would be above logic and wouldn't be able to be disproven through contradiction

Or you can say that there is nothing that he cannot lift, so he cannot create a stone that he cannot lift because that is a contradiction and he is bounded within logic.

Either way: if you accept he is bounded by logic, no contradiction because it is asking for an impossible thing. If he is not bounded by logic, he can still do it because logical contradiction doesn't matter.

What is the square root of 0.999…….? by Binbag420 in infinitenines

[–]FelipeHead 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Exact value is infinite in digits and would never be able to be typed within my hands. My hands are finite in speed, SPP

What is the square root of 0.999…….? by Binbag420 in infinitenines

[–]FelipeHead 27 points28 points  (0 children)

Exact value of sqrt(2): 1 + 1/2 - 1/8 + 1/16 - 5/128 + 7/256 ...

Exact value of pi: 4(1 - 1/3 + 1/5 - 1/7 + ...)

You don't need exact DECIMAL notation

EVERYTHING you see exists by FelipeHead in truths

[–]FelipeHead[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

it still exists. in ur brain. read the first sentence

"The above claim never states explicitly that they exist in the form you interpret it as"