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free will

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Philosophy

 

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William B

 

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May 2, 2014

 

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University

 

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That is, our knowledge tells us that choice is not necessary to our description of the universe. Events occur as a result of the events which preceded them. For example, if we strike the cue-ball properly, the 8-ball will be knocked into the billiard table pocket which we intended. We have developed a paradox in our thinking...
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How can we have free will and the remainder of the universe be deterministic? Our attempts at resolution have been primarily religion oriented. This resolution presumes that we humans are special within the universe. The devine creator gave us free will. Simple as that! The downside of such resolution is that it is not based upon knowledge...
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