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anewbeginning
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| Posted 2/9/2003 12:34 PM (GMT -6) |   | I found this explanation of free-will interesting. Some here have questioned "how, if lbertarianism is incompatible with determinism, can libertarianism be compatible with indeterminism?" (ie how does an actions' being indeterminate make it meaningful?)
This paper provides a possible answer that does'nt require any form of dualism or non-event agent cuasation.
www.ucl.ac.uk/~uctytho/dfwVariousKane.html
It's one I haven't come across before.
Although his idea of "self-forming choices" reminds me of Doc's ideas about libertarian will tranforming to compatibalistic will.
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