RE: A Defense of Freewill - Reconciling the Scientific Worldview With Freedom Worth Wanting

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A Defense of Freewill - Reconciling the Scientific Worldview With Freedom Worth Wanting

in philosophy •  7 years ago 

The only real difference I see between your examples is not free will, merely a stronger ability to analyze the information presented to us.

If you grew up with the same genetics and experiences as a person who decided to light themselves on fire, you would also light yourself on fire.

So how can there be free will when our actions are governed by these principles?

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