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Old 04-11-2008, 01:28 AM
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athiests have free will but agree that laws of nature and physics limit free will
(when falling from a building you may have free will to say i don't wanna die but your still under effect of gravity and probaly die)
to those that say that you can predict what one will do by profiling someone, if the person relizes that he will alter his behavior
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That's fine, but it means your judgments and opinions are no more meaningful or true than a rock's.
In what sense are judgements borne from free will more meaningful?
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