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Topic	People still believing in Free Will are pretty cringe.
Teddytalks 12/12/19 10:42:23 PM #35:	ChocoboMogALT posted... Regardless of whether or not we have free will, we act like we do and that is what matters. This take on determinism is too reductive. You act like you do, you treat others like they do, and so on. Even ruminating about a decision can affect the outcome. Regardless of whether or not we are biological computers, we cannot function like one. We have free will as much as it is possible. Imagine a very advanced AI, programmed incredibly well, can self learn, self repair, but still prone to malfunction, and taking in virus that hard to debug. Now imagine it is biolgoical You imagined humanity, and you are living it. Freewill can be best described as a useful delusion. Agency is what we utilize in accordance with the space we have to operate. <cite>Teddytalks posted [p:931504743] in People sti... [t:78248692]...</cite> <quote>ChocoboMogALT posted... </cite> <quote>Regardless of whether or not we have free will, we act like we do and that is what matters. This take on determinism is too reductive. You act like you do, you treat others like they do, and so on. Even ruminating about a decision can affect the outcome. Regardless of whether or not we are biological computers, we cannot function like one. We have free will as much as it is possible.</quote> Imagine a very advanced AI, programmed incredibly well, can self learn, self repair, but still prone to malfunction, and taking in virus that hard to debug. Now imagine it is biolgoical You imagined humanity, and you are living it. Freewill can be best described as a useful delusion. Agency is what we utilize in accordance with the space we have to operate. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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