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Free will believers explain yourself Anonymous Thu Dec 29 12:00:50 2022 No.15085559 [View]
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Is "free will" just a brainlet concept?

To me (high iq), the concept of free will never made any sense.
Logically, there is only two possibilities, things can either be fully deterministic or randomic, tertium non datur.

Do people who believe in "free will" really think there is a third option? Where your decisions are not random but also not fully deterministic?
Please defend your position, I am open to any esoteric explanation or alternative definition of "free will"

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