Bernd
03/05/2019 (Tue) 17:50:41
No.23595
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03/05/2019 (Tue) 17:50:41
No.23595
del
>>23553
>according to spacetime physics
Well, call me when they prove they are right by predicting the future.
This is my opinion: if we look forward to the future we see possibilities, if we look back to the past we see determinism. Sometimes I also joke that an event (like the odds of the result of a dice roll) is 100% we just don't know about it yet. Otherwise I always considered this question a pointless one, unworthy of debating. I think it's better to believe we have free will, from a societal viewpoint absolutely.
>>23562
>>23568
I can agree with these. How about introducing such concepts as vices and virtues, basically classical étalons?
>according to spacetime physics
Well, call me when they prove they are right by predicting the future.
This is my opinion: if we look forward to the future we see possibilities, if we look back to the past we see determinism. Sometimes I also joke that an event (like the odds of the result of a dice roll) is 100% we just don't know about it yet. Otherwise I always considered this question a pointless one, unworthy of debating. I think it's better to believe we have free will, from a societal viewpoint absolutely.
>>23562
>>23568
I can agree with these. How about introducing such concepts as vices and virtues, basically classical étalons?