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4/5/2016 1:01:40 AM
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There is no true free will, only the ability to react to what we are confronted with.
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You are saying basically what John Locke discussed regarding free will, but I think you should give Jean-Paul Sartre a read first and you may think differently.
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Frustraters bruh...
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But are our reactions pre determined by the environment we've been living in? Violent society, people react violently Peaceful society, people react peacefully
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To a degree, yes. Ultimately though we only get to choose from the options presented to us.
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So not free will, but there is some sort of choice in what our actions are
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Yeah exactly.
