Marsha keeps saying:
... Of freewill, determinism and causation, I neither accept them nor reject
them. They are static patterns of value, sometimes useful illusions and
sometimes not. As static patterns of value, they are not Ultimately Real. ...
I can only repeat: I neither accept free-will, determinism & causation, nor
reject free-will, determinism & causation; they are static patterns of value
that have at times been considered useful illusions, but are not Ultimately
Real.
dmb says:
Riddle me this, viking woman: What is the difference between a genuine paradox
and your equivocating weasel words? One has a subtle and profound meaning while
the other is merely evasive and has no meaning at all. Can you guess which is
which?
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