Yes. To be hogtied by ancient philosophers' "science" would be irritating.
What's most interesting about the concept is where selection happens and the scope of its
impact.
On 6/15/20 3:04 PM, [email protected] wrote:
But for me the most interesting cases of free will occur in the most trivial
and banal situations. Let it be the case that I drop a dried cranberry on
the floor: Am I going to bend down and pick it up? Or am I going to slip it
into the toe space under the cupboard. I used to ask myself, as if I were
in charge, Which shall I do? Now I just wait to see what I do.
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