The Paradox of Free Will: Debunking Incompetent Science in our Mortal Existence

Introduction

We often find ourselves contemplating the concept of free will, a question that can be both intellectually stimulating and deeply disconcerting. This article explores the paradox of free will, the influence of science on our beliefs, and the importance of personal introspection in understanding our existence.

Understanding Free Will and Introspection

Free will is a concept that has been debated for centuries, with many arguing that it does not truly exist. However, if free will is an illusion, how do we explain our constant engagement with the idea that we have the power to make choices? This awareness is crucial for our survival and mental well-being. By questioning our emotions, opinions, and beliefs, we can achieve a level of personal freedom.

Introspection is key. When we challenge our thoughts and beliefs, we open ourselves to the possibility of understanding and changing them. If we blindly accept our opinions without questioning them, we risk being robotic and conditioned, leading to a lack of personal growth. It is up to each individual to investigate their own beliefs and make informed choices.

Science and the Doctrine of Knowledge

Science is often seen as the ultimate source of knowledge, but this belief is a dangerous illusion. Science, with its laws and methodologies, can seemingly explain everything, but it is not infallible. Many scientific theories and opinions are consistently proven wrong, highlighting the limitations of this field. When science tells us that we do not have free will, despite seeing it in our everyday lives, we should question these claims.

What do these scientific theories and general population opinions have in common? They are often based on flawed assumptions and oversimplifications. Just like general opinions, they are often proven wrong, indicating that we should not blindly trust scientific dogma.

A Theory of Free Fate

Instead of dismissing free will entirely, my theory of Free Fate suggests that we have free will within a predetermined destiny. This theory reconciles the apparent contradiction, offering a more balanced perspective.

According to this theory, our choices are guided by a probabilistic relationship to previous cosmic events, leading us to our final destiny. While this concept might seem counterintuitive, it is commonsensical when considered within the framework of our current understanding of the universe.

The idea of free will as a real concept is questionable, at best. When we think clearly, the notion of free will, composed of vague ideas, appears more obfuscating than enlightening. It is a concept that, upon closer inspection, serves to complicate our understanding rather than provide evidence-based insights.

Conclusion

Our belief in free will is deeply ingrained, and even questioning it can be disconcerting. However, it is essential to investigate our beliefs and challenge the dogmatic, incompetent science that claims to have the final say on what is and isn't possible. By doing so, we can gain a deeper understanding of our existence and the choices we make.

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Further Reading

To learn more about my theory of Free Fate, you can visit my website and preview my upcoming book. Understanding the complex interplay between fate and free will can help us navigate the challenges of our mortal existence.