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panickedthumb · 05-11-2007

We can't CHOOSE our opinions but we choose to act one way or another on those opinions.

I do see the point of the "there is no free will" stance, but I don't believe it. That could very well be because I'm not comfortable with the thought of not having free will.

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panickedthumb Eligible for a custom title Join Date: May 2007 Posts: 216	Re: The Illusion of Free Will We can't CHOOSE our opinions but we choose to act one way or another on those opinions. I do see the point of the "there is no free will" stance, but I don't believe it. That could very well be because I'm not comfortable with the thought of not having free will.