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: You have to be the dumbest person I have ever : had the disfortune to meet on the internet. If : free will was such a simple idea then it wouldn't : be a complex philosophical issue would it? : Well considering that the deterministic argument : is very convincing I shall try and explain why I am : so astounded by your stupidity. If we take the view : proposed by you then any and all actions, such as moving : a limb, are not at our disposal and are infact only : the actions of a supernatural being. So you have to : bite the bullet on that one and say you believe in God; : which in itself is another HUGE topic. Yet you seem to : not only be a Determinist but a Hard core Determinist. : Where soft Determinism gives rise for some sense of freedom, : such as freedom of thought and emotion( Which by the way shows soft determinism and hard to be falde), : hard core Determinism allows us no room to move and infact looks allot like the : Theory of Design, which again supports A God. Moving allong children : we will introduce a radical idea that may break your fragile : little minds. A very smart man once theorized that : it is only the way in which we view our world which gives us cause for : a immediate connection between two events. Ex: : Billards, you hit the cue, the cue hits the target, target rolls into holl, : sound heard; now kiddies this is the fun part! Now show me : where there is a necessary connection that makes the target ball roll after the cue hits it? : Well guess what there is none, Oh and for you Physics students who say by the laws : of thermodynamics predict the movement by the formula : (m1)(v1)+(m2)(v2)=(m1)(v3)+(m2)(v4) (This is the basic formula for collisons) : allthough in the laws of nature this is true you aren't reading my question correctly, : where is the NECESSARY connection that simply states that the energy put into the system : is equal to the energy out it does not prove that the : target ball has to move. This by the way negates the big bang by depicting each : event as a singulr event which gives rise to free will but in the end not the free will we want : blah I'm bored but there you go hope that enlightens you : : : I doubt that free will exists, and I think the only reason why peolpe hold on to this thought is that they feel very small if they agree to determinism of every human action.

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