Tuesday Sep 30, 2003

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i don't think necessary free will exists. i think every situation is a dictate of the previous "choice" one makes, thusly, narrowing the ability one has to "choose" their next best option, therefore giving no one free will to choose as they please. as we get older our choices narrow further and further, only to make the easily predictable choice as to what the next best decision will be. Therefore one can assume that every choice is completely determinant on the last. Therefore the mind becomes a completely predictable mathematical equation. There's a specific function, plug a situation in, and the result is completely determined by prior qualifications...
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madatalice:
Hick.... flew.... scriven.... reductio ad absurdom.... the things my nightmares are made of... AAAHHHH!!!! You think toooo much. Maybe getting stoned would help you.
justsayfaux:
my mama always said life is like a box of....oh wait, enevrmind. my mom actually used to speak of the concept of 'human nature'. i never believed in human nature. there is no predetermined set of guidelines for which one will base all their decisions on. one could speak of survival instict as human nature -- but in many cases people lose the 'instinct' or choose to ignore it. that is their free will -- but in agreeance with the above said, free will is only as free as the options you leave yourself. and only as clear and diverse as youre capable of percieving them. the socialized abilty to make decisions based on your percieved outcome is the closest thing to free will or human nature. either way, you should use what free will you have to come to coffee with me tonight...muahahaha

[Edited on Sep 30, 2003]

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