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warpspeedpetey
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matter can come from nowhere, for no reason? isnt that a violation of the conservation of mass? yes it is.The universe and current understanding of Physics, tend to negate determinism. Matter can appear randomly,
isnt that saying that something can come from nothing? i.e. 0+0=1? yes it is.
you mean like quantum indeterminancy? as in ones accuracy of knowledege of the factors of momentum vs. position are inveresly related?and behaviour of certain particles cannot be predicted(quantum mechanics).
thats not the same thing as the particles having no definite position or momentum.
what about the other dozen interpretations of QM? if any one of them are right all the others are wrong.
isnt that really just a ‘physics of the gaps’ argument? yes it is.
hold up, if one cannot help their actions, even if they think they can, how does that make them responsible for something they cant control?But regardless of wether or not the universe is determined and wether or not we have free will, we think we do, and hence we still make people responsible for their actions.
thats like picking a random guy on the street, and telling him he is responsible for a car accident that happened across town.
This entire argument is simply another God of the Gaps. There is much we don’t know, therefore, it must be a God.
- we can exclude any physical factor as the cause of the effect called ‘free will’, leaving only supernatural (non-physical) factors to account for it.
- you attempt to argue against it with a ‘physics of the gaps’ argument.
How about we say, we don’t know?
- because we can and do know, free will must necessarily be an effect of non- physical causes.
- its intellectual hide and seek. its the same as saying ‘i dont want to know’ as it may reach conclusions not supporting my position.
