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On Sat, 27 Nov 2004 06:40:32 +0000, R. Steve Walz attempted to resist.
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Resistance Is Futile.Mark Fergerson wrote:
R. Steve Walz wrote:
Two: Consequences have nothing
whatsoever to do with the philosophical question of so-called "free
will".
That's your opinion.
No. It's the truth, they are orthogonal. Consequences are what happens,
not what you do or don't do about it or why. If they were related we
could control not only what we think, but what happens, and we can't.
We can't change what we think, or even WANT to, and we can't change
its effects on others.
They are directly related; I was talking about the
consequences of choice while you're apparently talking about
the consequences of physical interactions. I see them as
being related thusly:
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We do not have "choice".
You Will Be Assimilated.In your Newtonian metaphysics (feel free to correct my
misinterpretations/assumptions
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That this has anything to do with Newton v Einstein/QM is an unworthy
pretense. There is no such distinction in the physics, both are equally
Deterministic in sharing Theory of Science.
Walz is Irrelevant. You Have Been Assimilated.as you are forced by your
programming to see fit)
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It's not "programming" in any psychological sense of it being something
one can one can "resist by effort", in fact there is NO such thing as
that.
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