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that you couldn't have free will and be subject to determinism.
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Because the notion of free will was that
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even if I was in the very same spot again,
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the very same situation again,
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I could've chosen differently.
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So I wasn't determined or predetermined to make that choice.
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So if we were to spell out the argument somewhat more fully,
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it might be, "We have free will,
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but you can't both have free will
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and be subject to determinism or subject to deterministic laws."
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And every physical object, or every purely physical object,
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is subject to deterministic laws