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Posted by Alice on August 30, 19103 at 12:34:32:
In Reply to: Re: Exactly what is hume's definition of free will??? posted by k on April 24, 19102 at 14:02:00:
: hume talks about freewill in the sence of liberty. He says all men are unitary and will all end up doing the same thing based on a cause.
Hume believes that we have no free will because there are only limited affects that can come from a series of causes. It is the cause and combination of 'emotions' that the agent is made up of that dictates our actions, and not what we decide to do.
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