[MD] freewill

[John Carl]

On Sun, Apr 10, 2011 at 12:57 PM, Dan Glover <daneglover at gmail.com> wrote:
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> Dan:
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> That's fine. But that isn't what the MOQ is saying, Ron. And I think
> you need to be precise and say freedom from choice is an intellectual
> trap if it doesn't relate to meaningfulness in YOUR experience. For it
> does in MY experience. It makes perfect sense and I can see no
> contradiction.
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But that's pure nonsense, Dan.  Saying it makes sense in YOUR experience
when it makes no logical sense whatsoever is just an admission that you love
your own ego more than you love rationality.

"Freedom from choice" is a ridiculous statement.  It's logically absurd and
in a practical sense, who'd want to be free from the ability to choose?

On second thought, let me put it this way.  What rationally healthy person
would want to be free from the ability to choose?  Because I admit there are
many who do seem to desire this but I don't think they're all that
rational.  If you are making some sort of personal admission dan, then all I
have to say is, well, I'll pray for you.



John