Post by cupcakes on Mar 15, 2017 13:08:27 GMT
@miccee said: Of course people are going to choose based on what they are and all of their characteristics. But there is no scope in your argument for any part of the will which is 'free'. You can't explain how free will works alongside deterministic factors. Where does the 'free' part of our will kick in, if factors outwith our control are helping to form our decisions (e.g. forming the non-free part of our will)?
And regardless, clockwork determinism has not been established.
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