Long story short:
You can either assume that you make your decisions for a cause or number of causes, or that you can make them somewhat randomly. There is no other logical option aside from these two. Even if you don't choose to believe in determinism (because of quantum physics and so on, and just for the credit I do believe in it), randomness in no way gives you "free will", the judeo-christian concept of it is simply pointless, and by the way - disproves religious far more than biological evolution.
Yes. I didn't read any of the comments so I basically wrote the same thing that you wrote. That's is all there is to this debate really. You can't know for sure, so assume what you like. Its just like religion.
Do you believe in free will?
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Long story short:
You can either assume that you make your decisions for a cause or number of causes, or that you can make them somewhat randomly. There is no other logical option aside from these two. Even if you don't choose to believe in determinism (because of quantum physics and so on, and just for the credit I do believe in it), randomness in no way gives you "free will", the judeo-christian concept of it is simply pointless, and by the way - disproves religious far more than biological evolution.
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Yes. I didn't read any of the comments so I basically wrote the same thing that you wrote. That's is all there is to this debate really. You can't know for sure, so assume what you like. Its just like religion.