Originally posted by seer
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That my claim does not "fit" the view of science - but obviously science does not have a view on this subject (your own link points to this). Some scientists think we have free will others don't. And in materialism, if biologically does not determine our thought process, then what does? Where does freedom come in?
IF our behavior and will is biologically determined, as science describes, from the perspective of science, our brains are not simply mechanistic in nature. For humans and actually some other higher mammals, the decision making process naturally have some freedom or flexibility in 'choices,' as a part of the evolving intelligence.
This why I describe it as, "We have a 'Will,' but it is not necessarily Free."
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