
it would be more a horrible deconstruction of your entire personality, so you'd either deny that it's true or get freaked out by the predictability and lack of free will in your own conscious mind.
People usually do that.
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Sun 20 Apr 2008, 2:52,
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People usually do that.

Although people who consciously acknowledge and act knowing that free will is just a compliation of external influences and events are hard to come by.
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That would just be counter productive, and I've spent a night in custody- it was uncomfortable. No.
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I had a friend who, for some convuluted reasons became fanatically methodist due to not being able to handle a relationship ending badly, and I still have the memories of trying to even form some basis of understanding between us given that she wouldn't believe that anything was predictable or cause and effect or that she could ever do anything wrong or to hurt someone.
One of the many people who if I hadn't have encountered, I probably would have been vaguely sane and happy.
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One of the many people who if I hadn't have encountered, I probably would have been vaguely sane and happy.