.......or what. (...) i.e. depends on the point of view. — Zelebg
It follows 'free will' ought to be defined not in terms of choice, but naturally in terms of independence and autonomy. And most importantly this new definition must specify whether this freedom is supposed to be from the environment, from itself, or what. Until then the only true answer might as well be that it depends on the context given by the level of abstraction, i.e. depends on the point of view. — Zelebg
It follows 'free will' ought to be defined not in terms of choice, but naturally in terms of independence and autonomy. And most importantly this new definition must specify whether this freedom is supposed to be from the environment, from itself, or what. Until then the only true answer might as well be that it depends on the context given by the level of abstraction, i.e. depends on the point of view. — Zelebg
I mean this concept in particular:
You can not choose otherwise because your choice is determined by who you are. — Zelebg
You can not choose otherwise because your choice is determined by who you are. — Zelebg
You can not choose otherwise because your choice is determined by who you are.
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