Author: Will Singleton
Date: 19:36:59 12/18/99
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On December 18, 1999 at 21:58:05, Thorsten Czub wrote: >On December 18, 1999 at 17:5 > >>Having your own will and mind doesn't mean that you have to ignore what other >>people advise. It is possible to listen to the comments of others, then decide >>for yourself whether your opinion and/or stated course of action is still good, >>or should be changed. >> >>Dave > >George Orwell, 1984: > >"Die größte aller Ketzereien war der gesunde Menschenverstand [...] >Freiheit ist die Freiheit zu sagen, daß 2+2=4 ist. Sobald das gewährleistet >ist, ergibt sich alles andere von selbst." > >if the past changes, (why should the past not change?) how would you know? >you and all others are a result of the past. so - you would never register >it. >if the future changes, how would you know either. > >so the question is: > >is the future changing, or the past. or now ? or is anything planned >in beforehand. is there free will ? It sounds as if you intentionally confuse the issue, in order to satify (evade) the obvious conclusion(s). Why is that? But, I know already, I guess. Will
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