Freewill! That's the whole point…
“Free will... It's like butterfly wings; touch it once, they will never take off from the ground again. No, I just set the stage; you pull your own strings...”
(The Devil's Advocate)
Freedom and will… A definition consisting of the formation of these two words, which are full and have deep meanings: Free Will … It has a deep meaning in English. We will not attempt to analyze the definition of free will by going into deep philosophical analysis. However, even when we say free will, we come across a choice and a preference. Do we make our preference at the moment of choice or do our choices become our preferences? Perhaps the best answer to this question was given by Neo from the movie Matrix Reloaded.
Let's remember this scene. In the second movie of the Matrix series, Neo and the Oracle meet in a park. The oracle gives Neo a candy. “Do you know what my decision will be?” Neo says. "I wouldn't be a prophet if I didn't know, would I?" the oracle replies. Neo asks "how will I choose if you already know" and the oracle gives his answer regarding one's free will: “Because you didn't come here to make a choice. You've already made your choice. You came here to understand why you made this choice …”
Although such films and lines make our minds go blank, they actually invite us to think. Could it be a decision taken beyond your decision? Have the choices you made actually been made before? An apple was handed to you. To eat that apple or not to eat it, which is your choice? And which one is your destiny? To eat it or not to eat the apple?
If you're confused enough, let's move on our blog…
Generally speaking, free will refers to the power or capacity to choose among alternatives or to act independently of natural, social or divine constraints in certain situations. Meanwhile, free will is rejected by some proponents of determinism.
Meanwhile, the French thinker Jean-Paul Sartre argues that man is "condemned to freedom".
Determinism argues that every event has a cause, so there can be no such thing as freedom or free will. Quantum thought claims the opposite; everything is possible.
So let's make our own choice and deduction …
Free will is your decisions and your choices. What you experience and what you cause the others to experience will be your achievement. What you accept or reject is actually a reflection of your free will. You have made the choice. You have chosen only one of the options that appear before you.
For example, suppose that you entered our site, and you added any product to the cart. Why did you later give up on your decision and empty the basket? The next day, you entered the site again and came across this blog. Now you are dying to buy the product. Here is the freedom of your will…
Finally…
The stage is set, the curtain opens and you go on stage. You will pull your own strings.
Free will: That's the whole point...