Re:The Libet experiment doesn't disprove free will (2019)
by coldtea on Tuesday February 16, 2021 @07:15PM
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If the posted reply takes the form of meddling in a discussion you weren't involved to question why one party dared to write what they wrote and scold them, it's somewhat apt though.
Doubly so if others like Erlich_Bachman, who was involved in the subtread earlier, have already answered to the parent what was meant...
Re:The Libet experiment doesn't disprove free will (2019)
by chordalkeyboard on Tuesday February 16, 2021 @07:26PM
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your insistence that opinions imply “free will” is an interesting position, but your attempts to invoke it as a frame for your replies without bothering to substantiate it on the merits does pattern-match to common troll behavior. Consequently there’s nothing wrong with someone joining the discussion to address this.
> Doubly so if others like Erlich_Bachman, who was involved in the subtread earlier, have already answered to the parent what was meant...
I’ve read and responded to Erlich_Bachman, who was kind enough to offer some remarks in support of his position. We have yet to understand why you and others believe that opinions require “free will.”
Thats a loaded way to phrase “you posted a reply on hacker news”