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What is the meaning of life? What is free will?
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Your behavior is predetermined by both external input and chemical balance, which in turn depends on genetics and previous experience.Previous experience depends of interacting with other people who have their genetics and experiences. It's a huge non-linear interaction map that goes as far back as the big bang, maybe further. You are not making choices, you're just experiencing them.
What's "free will"? Perhaps it's just a matter of perspective, you think you have freedom of choice because you are given the illusion of choice, but in reality your choices have been predetermined by the physical and chemical rules of the universe.
The meaning of life is witnessing your predetermined path.
What's "free will"? Perhaps it's just a matter of perspective, you think you have freedom of choice because you are given the illusion of choice, but in reality your choices have been predetermined by the physical and chemical rules of the universe.
The meaning of life is witnessing your predetermined path.
