Steve said to dmb:
... Also, you keep putting up some radical determinism as the only alternative 
to belief in a radically internal entity called "the will." To deny free will 
is only to deny the existence of this entity. It is not to say that everything 
is already determined. Most things could just be random or just held to be of 
unknown cause.
  ..., the MOQ says we are not free to the extent we are controlled by static 
patterns and free to the extent that we follow DQ, but in the MOQ, where does 
the traditional metaphysical entity called "the will" come in? Nowhere that I 
can see. All I find are denials of it.

dmb says:
I did not realize that you were talking about a radically internal metaphysical 
entity. I thought we were talking about people. 


I thought we were talking about the capacity to resist impulses and desires, 
not some metaphysical entity's ability to alter or eliminate them. We're on two 
different topics, apparently. Never mind.                                    
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