RE: NonCausality: The New Reality

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NonCausality: The New Reality

in ethics •  2 years ago 

I don't think so. There have been times I have agonized over one choice or another, wanting both, or not wanting either, or similar. I cannot say that the final choice was "predestined."

But I like the idea of a cooperative society - like the blueprint I offer. Competition for money/power is gone, and cooperating to solve problems emerges.

The Detailed Blueprint (for a Society of Ethical Sovereigns) (7 min): https://odysee.com/@amaterasusolar:8/the-detailed-blueprint-vocal-redo:9?lid=eeff9e0c80138ce03e22d76bcd5f2f873ff46b72

This is why I work so hard to bring this about.

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  ·  2 years ago  ·  

are you suggesting the outcomes of your agonizing decisions are uncaused ?


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No. I am suggesting that I choose with free will.

  ·  2 years ago  ·  

ok, so, your decisions are caused, either by previous events or by random noise, or some combination of the two

i'm glad we can agree


Posted from https://blurtlatam.intinte.org

Well, not caused by - influenced by. I cause the choices.

  ·  last year  ·  

I AM.

  ·  last year  ·  

good answer


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  ·  2 years ago  ·  

It's math a matics


And QuackerY 🤬🥓

  ·  2 years ago  ·  

this is what happens when you forget that ontology is only a model