HGL91
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- Jul 2, 2019
- 720
I agree. It gives me a lot of anxiety because no one knows how someone is truly feeling or thinking.
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I agree. It gives me a lot of anxiety because no one knows how someone is truly feeling or thinking.
Umbra
Trans Girl
- Mar 15, 2019
- 109
To an extent. You were made from genes you couldn't choose and raised in an environent that shaped how you think and act.
More arguments can be made on the validity of free will; can we really choose the electric impulses in our brains that give us thought, feeling, and action?Similar threads
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