[MD] Choosing Chance
markhsmit
markhsmit at aol.com
Wed Jan 20 21:28:10 PST 2010
[Mark]
Freedom implies chance, for me means that for freedom to exist, chance must
exist. This is why I said that chance is the essence of freedom. Is this
wrong?
[Arlo]
It adds an unnecessary word, "essence". Neither "chance" nor "freedom" is the
"essence" of the other, they are equivalent terms, or at the very least
descriptors of the same "thing".
[Mark]
The way I would view this is that pure chance in everything implies no freedom of choice.
Freedom implies a will that is chanceless. I was thinking of the two sides of a coin metaphor,
but that probably wouldn't work. Its more like picking the song out of all the noise.
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