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hey
To a lot of us it sounds evident that the future is predefined, that we know the future will only be one way, even through we cannot really predict how it would be (infinitely long equations, ect, an infinity of variables).
Ok, its logic , but i need to find clear arguments to support that idea
i was thinking of :
- example : we can predict with enough precision what will happen in a chemical reaction, and there's chemical reactions in our brains too (and other reactions) , and since we obey to the laws of physics and chemistry, our thoughts are predefined : we may think we are acting on our own , and that we did not do what fate expected us to do, but it was already predefined that we would think that;ect)
Ok that was just an example , how do i make a theory out of this ?
No very complicated philosophy language, ect please, I am in 12th grade in french school , scientific section (yes , in france you have to do philosophy in scientific section)
To a lot of us it sounds evident that the future is predefined, that we know the future will only be one way, even through we cannot really predict how it would be (infinitely long equations, ect, an infinity of variables).
Ok, its logic , but i need to find clear arguments to support that idea
i was thinking of :
- example : we can predict with enough precision what will happen in a chemical reaction, and there's chemical reactions in our brains too (and other reactions) , and since we obey to the laws of physics and chemistry, our thoughts are predefined : we may think we are acting on our own , and that we did not do what fate expected us to do, but it was already predefined that we would think that;ect)
Ok that was just an example , how do i make a theory out of this ?
No very complicated philosophy language, ect please, I am in 12th grade in french school , scientific section (yes , in france you have to do philosophy in scientific section)
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