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We cannot apply Occam's razor in this case since it deals with empirical reality, and not with ontological question regarding God existence, who in turn may or may not give us free will. Can you please provide 'hard proof' of free will?
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Again I am not sure I understand what you are saying (sorry). Asking a question about free will doesn't make you free or proves free will. Because you don't know if you were determined to ask this question.
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Sorry, but I am not sure what all this means. Also, how can you make a 'truth claim' about the future? You can only guess.
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Yes, there are two options: 1. Is our life on rails, and everything is predetermined 2. free choice. I don't know if I am free or not to answer this question. How would I know? May be I was forced? Truth claim about what?
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This isn't an answer to my question. Determination Vs. Fee Will (Choice) isn't a subject of political realm.
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How do you guarantee this?
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In order to prove you have a choice you need to have a point in the future that has a concrete outcome, and then change it with your free choice. Since you don't know the future, you cannot change it.
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We don't know if we have a free choice. There is no experiment to prove it.
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Last year, the Super Bowl drew a little over 100 million viewers, a dip from the 2018 Super Bowl. Meanwhile, the Champions League final between Liverpool and Real Madrid drew 480 million viewers worldwide. According to sources, only about 2 million of Champions League viewers were located in the United States, and the broadcast was available in more than 200 countries. By comparison, the Super Bowl is available in 180 countries, and anywhere from 30 million to 50 million viewers outside the U.S. watch. That number is not particularly likely to increase, even when considering the NFL’s recent m
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live.sx
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Seems like a lie. Can you provide a legit link to this story in People magazine? Furthermore: <snip> And a public relations representative with People told us that the magazine couldn’t find anything like that quote in its archives, either. People‘s Julie Farin said in an email: “People looked into this exhaustively when it first surfaced back in Oct. We combed through every Trump story in our archive. We couldn’t find anything remotely like this quote –and no interview at all in 1998.” <snip> http://www.factcheck.org/2015/11/bogus-meme-targets-trump/ But
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http://www.redcafe.net/threads/post-match-vs-chelsea.422847/
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Conte looks and acts like Simeone's brother from another mother. Wonder if they synchronize their wardrobes...
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Even with 31 misses <repost> the score would be 3:1 (or 2:1 if penalty missed) plus 11 against 10. </repost>
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The score would be 3:1 (or 2:1 if penalty missed) plus 11 against 10. That's what "So?".
