Determinism and freedom. In what way are they compatable? What does it mean to be free in an an inescapable chain of cause and effect? Are they fundamentally at odds? Or can a justifiable definition of freedom exist within?

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Anonymous Thu Mar 7 15:36:39 2019 No.12720644 [Reply] [Original]

Determinism and freedom.

In what way are they compatable? What does it mean to be free in an an inescapable chain of cause and effect? Are they fundamentally at odds? Or can a justifiable definition of freedom exist within?

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>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 7 15:59:38 2019 No.12720751 >>12720644 They're not compatible. The compatibilist are saying that people have a will, but that will isn't free.

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 7 16:08:52 2019 No.12720800 >>12720644 You can have determinism, free will, or something in between

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