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by Capt-RogerOver
3306 days ago
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There is a lot of discussion about definitions of Free Will. If you define which one of them you are operating upon, then perhaps we can continue discussion. So far I'm not sure what you're trying to debate :/. I am assuming your full definition is not "Free Will is the capacity to have done differently given the same situation.", because that definition has a lot of problems:
How do you define "same" situation? In our life there are no two cases which can be called "same situation". There are no 2 same humans, there are no 2 same time instants, there are no two same life situations, etc.? So what is the point of having this definition? At the very least, it's very non-scientific? |
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