>>13768062The Universe is deterministic. Everything has been decided the moment the Big Bang occured. That event also birthed all matter. The Universe is that matter and so are (you). Don't see them as being bound by laws. Rather, view them as true expressions of laws. They are one and the same. All matter including (you) are those laws. Those laws have layed out everything that will happen until the end of time. Since the Universe and (you) are law, (you) have already chosen everything. (you) are matter. The Universe is all collective matter. All matter is law. (you) are law. Law has chose its course, is currently choosing its course and will choose its course. (you) have free will.
>THAT'S NOT WHAT FREE WILL ISFree will is a concept invented by humans. It's not an inherent thing in our reality. It literally has no definition. It's like morality. We decide what it is. Meaning itself is also a non-existent quality invented by man. It's our unique power. We create and give meaning. I choose to ascribe the meaning of free will to determinism. And that's all that matters.
>BUT THE MENTALLY/NEUROLOGICALLY LIMITEDIf someone is conscious enough to think they have no free will then they have free will. If someone is not conscious enough to think they have no free will then they still have free will because that's the only thing keeping them alive. All of your brain's processes, "voluntary" and "involuntary", are expressions of free will. Remember, (you) are law and law dictates your body. Free will no matter how limited always exists while you are alive.
>BUT BIRTH AND DEATHThese are consequences of free will. It is only between birth and death that human-comprehendable free will exists. You cannot have an infinite mind. Omnipotence and omniscience are simply impossible. They would be antithetical to free will.
>PSEUD!If free will doesn't exist but humans cannot comprehend not having free will, then the only conclusion you can draw is that determinism is free will.
