If you were to trade places with any other person Chad or degenerate

>>38694442
Bump, only because I genuinely want to discuss this topic with other robots.

>>38694442
>trade places atom for atom
>would behave the same way
Of course. No one is denying that, and Sam Harris has never used such a retarded argument.

>>38694833
It directly opposes the possibility of free will

>>38694442
>atom for atom
The only way to argue that you *wouldn't* become this person exactly and do the exact same things, is to say there is something beyond atoms and charges that makes up a person. This is ridiculous, as a human brain is easily shown to be plenty complex to run a human body and produce all the inner thoughts. It's like looking at melting ice and deciding that, even though scientists assure him that it's a natural part of ice that can be explained through atomic and molecular behavior, they must be missing something and it's really a genie doing it.

Also, do you spit or swallow? I want to know because if you spit, I need to make sure I point you in the right direction after I fire the main cannon so none of it splashes on me.

>>38694864
Free will exists to an extent.

A lot of your actions, beliefs, personality, etc. is based on genetics, then molded by environment and experiences.