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Posted by matt on May 20, 19102 at 14:59:10:
In Reply to: Exactly what is hume's definition of free will??? posted by Lauren on April 18, 19101 at 22:13:25:
Free will doesn't even exist, so you don't need to know the defintion. The universe is deterministic so we, humans, are not any different. But if you think about it free will can only exist in a deterministic universe, because in order to use your "free will" there has to be a cause-effect relatonship. So there you have it, the answer to this problem, from 16 year old.
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