What if free will and a fixed block universe coexist?As long as your brain goes through the internal process of making a choice without external force, it fundamentally counts as free will. If the global spacetime block exists in a state of quantum superposition, every single path is already carved into the diamond. When you make a choice, decoherence forces the paths to lose phase alignment with your specific reference frame. In this idea, the unchosen timelines don't vanish, they become completely real "ghost paths" that are just inactivated from your perspective.Even if you blackpill into Simulation Theory, navigating between pre written branches of code doesn't make the act of processing the choice any less real.
>>17051563>As long as your brain goes through the internal process of making a choice without external forceAnd how exactly does something happen without being caused by another thing?
>>17051565What I'm saying doesn't contradict causality. My idea is that your choices are part of the grand physical structure that started at the big bang. This event created a giant, branching web of all possible quantum paths simultaneously. The big bang is the root cause of the entire block. Planets formed, life arose on Earth, and your neurons firing in response to stimuli make up your choices.
>>17051565How exactly do we assert causality is a complete model when we still can't reify the obvious truth of cyclic causality in our so-called laws of "nature"?
I noticed I can read people from around the world when the strain of their minds are in thought. Their minds must pull space/time in, like an energy movement.One time I was trying to get some sleep and I saw high entropy of a mind come near to connect and read mine.
>>17051613some young guy just read that and said he stopped reading after I said around the world. Yes, you are on the opposite sides of the Earth and I read what you thought with ease. Also a few others, one women, she wanted to know what real ones thought here.
>>17051563>your brain goes through the internal process of making a choice without external forceno it doesn't. free will is a religious concept, borrowed from very old philosophy. back when humans didn't understand how the brain works.there is not such thing as "no external force". it cannot be. the most you can argue for is stochastic choice. which isn't free will.the people who push free will concept the most are the ones that deal with propaganda, they know it works, the propaganda, else they wouldn't use it.the trick is to shove propaganda down your throat, to determine you make the choices they want you to make, but also inoculate you with the idea that you have free will and you chose to gobble up their propaganda because you have free will and without their input you understood choosing what they want you to choose is the best shit ever, so you both have free will and do their bidding. it's pretty horrible in a sense.the free will concept is propaganda. not because we are fully determined, the world is not fully deterministic
>>17051563Free will can't even coexist with a non-deterministic universe or even logic itself
>>17051762Nice claims you got there. Are they true or were you just determined to vomit them?
