I need help with philosophy If there is freedom of the will,

I'd say it could be A,C or just none of the above. There is no correct answer with philosophy, you just need to be able to explain the reasoning behind what you think.

>>18158731
There's not really any free will because the universe is deterministic but the illusion is just as good. It changes nothing to think about this. You still have to live life, you still have to make decisions. The ego exists, the thoughts it thinks and the decisions it makes still exist.

>>18158785
I think that really depend on your definition of free will.
Of course, everything you do is a reaction to something that happend in the past. Sure, you can "choose" how to react to most things but you actually only choose a certain reaction because of your learned dispositions and genes.
But to me, exactly this is free will. What else would it be?
Making a decision without any outside influence would be impossible, because you wouldn't know anything.

>>18158785
So what's the fucking answer, smartguy?

Interdeministic? What?. You mean
a. Indeterministic?

Because that's the answer.

Everything in the universe is a law. Fire, the human body and also "free will". This means that the universe is like a computer and everything there is in it, is a program. But there is no program in the universe which can describe the computer itself. This is because we are the universe. Every partical in our body, can be found somewhere else in this iniverse. See this as your eyes which can see everything, but itself. Or a scale which can weigh everything but itself.

That beingis said the only option I can think of is D.

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If there is to be freedom of the will, the subsequent requirements would be that there is enough room for such will to play around in. Ergo, the universe is infinite.

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