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The opposite of free will is not necessarily pre-determination. It's probably the case that events proceed randomly at atomic levels and this randomness snowbal
by odnes 8y ago
The opposite of free will is not necessarily pre-determination. It's probably the case that events proceed randomly at atomic levels and this randomness snowballs into more macro events (e.g. neurons discharging).
- intralizee 8y agoStill pre-determination if you have a system that is deterministic but influenced from an outside force and the outside force executing the alterations is not in the system being influenced.
- tudelo 8y agoIt seems to me that the system you describe lacks free will and is pre-determined by a causal action.