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Then what's the purpose of science, what are they finding ?- The concept of "free will" is complex and perhaps not even meaningful from a scientific perspective.
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Then what's the purpose of science, what are they finding ?- The concept of "free will" is complex and perhaps not even meaningful from a scientific perspective.
Then what's the purpose of science, what are they finding ?
Why they finding God particle ?That depends on what you consider science. There are in effect several versions of science and they are connected to different versions of methodologies in philosophy.
That sentence makes no sense as it stands.Why they finding God particle ?
I asked question to you. NOT sentence.That sentence makes no sense as it stands.
I asked question to you. NOT sentence.
Interesting topic. Hence, new thread created, there you understandYour question makes no sense to me. Please rephrase.
I did a quick search and only Libbet seemed relevant. The one in the middle of you list is a philosopher and the last one didn't seem relevant.
Okay, we can't see free will. So any claim made in the name of science rests on interpretations, which rests on assumptions.
As for causal, that is the typical one. How can a physical world cause free will?
My preferred God does not exist. Now what?
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- viole
According to the O.P that is what seems to be the case.I don't see it as a matter of choosing the one we prefer.
There are a number of things that it is hard to accept that a physical world can cause. Consciousness is one of them.
Some say that consciousness is an illusion and so I imagine they also say that free will is an illusion.
Then what's the purpose of science, what are they finding ?
Well, I been through that everything is an illusion. It doesn't frighten me anymore, so if we play that then everything is an illusion, which none the less appears to work.
But yes, "I" and free will are illusion, that work, if you believe in them.
It would be hard to find the truth if even that is an illusion.
Well, truth is no different than God. There are different contradictory versions, so all can't be based on knowledge. The same with knowledge BTW. So as a skeptic I don't believe in God, truth or knowledge, because I don't need to do that.
Though in standard sense I am non-religious, all I have is faith and beliefs. I.e. what works for me and no! I am not a standard solipsist.