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bellbird
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Sorry, should've put a:lmao: yeah, I was more at, social science concepts best not judged by other science criteria, but there could be so many objections to the whole line of thought.... just from the methodology implications of it for other life.
I think their free will is not even non existent... but worse, ill defined.
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I've bolded two parts of your sentence that can't both be there.there are consequences for your decisions and you're responsible, free will or not.
If there is no free will, it isn't a decision anymore.
So having consequences for decisions, free will or not is completely nonsensical.