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Old July 12th, 2006, 01:19 PM
TomJrzk TomJrzk is offline
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Default Re: free will, determinism, and morality

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Originally Posted by alexandra_k
You say we don't have free will because when you say 'free will' you mean libertarian free will.
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Originally Posted by wiki
In philosophical debates about free will and determinism, libertarianism is generally held to be the combination of the following beliefs:
  1. that free will is incompatible with determinism
  2. that human beings do possess free will, and
  3. that determinism is false
Great info, thanks. I'm different from libertarianism in that I say:
  1. that free will is incompatible with determinism
  2. that human beings do not possess free will, and
  3. that determinism is true
So I'm a hard determinist:
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Originally Posted by wiki
Hard determinism accepts both determinism and incompatibilism, and rejects the idea that humans have any free will.
And I think any discussion of free will that does not depend entirely on the state of the brain belongs right beside Astrology. I can accept compatiblism as your best current guess, but not stated as fact; for that, I'd need proof.
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