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diff --git a/content/theses/metaphysical/hyperlogical/free-will.md b/content/theses/metaphysical/hyperlogical/free-will.md index 9e31b47..36c6823 100644 --- a/content/theses/metaphysical/hyperlogical/free-will.md +++ b/content/theses/metaphysical/hyperlogical/free-will.md @@ -2,8 +2,9 @@ title: free will weight: 2 --- +<h1>On free will</h1> -## the existence of free will +## on the existence of free will in order to define and then converse on ideas relating to free will, one must first convince themselves on its existence. truthfully, one can simply make a definition, as well as talk about the emergent system much like any other metaphysical structure, but there is merit in being able to argue for its existence. @@ -20,7 +21,7 @@ obviously such a statement is extremely subjective, but such a statement is true finally, we can simply make an admission, without any extra argumentation. besides, it is obvious that there is no need for a person to justify or rationalize every aspect of their faith, nor are they obligated to answer to anybody except for themselves. it is therefore possible, and maybe even proper, for someone to define the existence of free will axiomatically, ignoring any other argument for or against it. -## defining free will +## on the definition of free will if we accept the idea of free will existing, we should be able to define it, in order to be able to self reference and call upon to make use of this idea. this also helps in clarifying the meaning, which in everyday speech is muddled, much like most of language, due to the nature of communication (which is a discussion for a later time.). |