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Role play.
You choose between coke and fanta. You choose coke. You drink it for five minutes.
If you went back in time five minutes and everything was exactly the same. There is no way you could of chose anything else. No choice= No free will. Everything affects everything.
Think about it.
You choose between coke and fanta. You choose coke. You drink it for five minutes.
If you went back in time five minutes and everything was exactly the same. There is no way you could of chose anything else. No choice= No free will. Everything affects everything.
Think about it.
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You're assuming that the universe is purely deterministic. i.e. that if you set up a system with the same initial conditions as before, it will respond in the same manner.
If you're going to get all scientific, then I throw quantum uncertainty (for the microscopic view) and chaos theory (for the macroscopic view) in as arguments against determinism. Seeing as the human brain works on both levels (electron interaction in synapses following quantum theory, and the vast complexity displaying a level of chaotic behaviour), then no, it's likely that sometimes you'd choose fanta.
Unless you didn't like fizzy orange.
If you're going to get all scientific, then I throw quantum uncertainty (for the microscopic view) and chaos theory (for the macroscopic view) in as arguments against determinism. Seeing as the human brain works on both levels (electron interaction in synapses following quantum theory, and the vast complexity displaying a level of chaotic behaviour), then no, it's likely that sometimes you'd choose fanta.
Unless you didn't like fizzy orange.
Hmm.
I argue that you will never be able to prove that.
I argue that you will never be able to prove that.
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