Posted: Jul 14, 2017 6:09 pm
DavidMcC wrote:
I have given examples in the past, of non-trivial decisions that can be freely willed. A few years ago, I mentioned the choice of FE college/university when you have had more than one offer. Of course, most decisions are not free will in action, but some (like the one I just mentined) can be.
Have you ever produced an example of a non-trivial decision that was anything but ammunition for justifying (or regretting) after the fact? Perhaps if you can avoid justification or regret, you can convince yourself your action was free, but then you better tell no one else that you freely chose it.
The moment of decision is madness.