| PHILOSOPHY
| | ‘Free will’ is the conventional name of a topic that is best discussed without reference to the will. The central questions in a discussion of 'Free Will' involves "What it is to act or to choose freely." and What it is to be morally responsible for one's actions." These two questions are closely connected, for freedom of action is necessary for moral responsibility, even if it is not sufficient.
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As for the future, your task is not to forsee, but to enable it.
~Saint-Exupery
Fate leads the willing, drags the unwilling.
~Cleanthes
Every human being is the artificer of his own fate... Events, circumstances, ect., have their origin in ourselves. They spring from seeds which we have sown.
~Henry David Thoreau
What actions will you take, what mark will you make with your ability to make your own choices?
~Cleo Spriggs
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The soul which has never perceived truth, cannot pass into human form”
Plato |
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