[Mind's Eye] Re: Achieving Free Will: a Buddhist Perspective

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Relatively there can be free will but ultimately the concept does not
hold water (which ones do?). Relatively we choose from a predetermined
set of variables (what is known) from the infinite unknown. How in any
radical sense can that be freedom? From the Buddha’s perspective,
everything that temporally existed arose conditionally in dependence.
How can there be freedom when there is conditional dependence? It
seems Alan is talking ideally about relative existence.
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