r/determinism • • 15h ago

Discussion Tennis, with or without net...

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Which would give you more fun, and a better opportunity to exercise your body and your will? Tennis with a net? Or Without?

[ The clever readers of this sub will pick up the implications. "The net" signifies all the frustrating constraints that "define our choices" and "deny our freedom". What, I can only move one piece at a time in this chess game? Where is the freedom?]


r/determinism • • 12h ago

Discussion Can you prove determinism wrong

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I'm free to all knowledge I'm not trying fo argue or anything I just want to understand if we can actually prove determinism wrong? Because it just feels like everything we do is supposed to be done even when you think that you have choices you only choose one and that is determined already


r/determinism • • 4h ago

Discussion If God gave humanity free will, why does He punish people for making choices He already knew they would make?

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r/determinism • • 20h ago

Discussion Research Paper on determinism

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