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So lets say two twin brothers are born
They experience the same childhood, parents, environment, events(to an extent) etc
But they’re both pretty different in terms of the meaning they give to events
Like lets say, their parents die when they’re teen agers.
One brother decides that YOLO, I’ll live my life to the fullest because life is short
The other decides, I’ll be religious and I’ll try to do good, etc
What really made them think so differently?
Its really not the events that shape our thoughts and actions, its the meaning we give to the events, which I believe is Free Will because you can change the meaning if confronted with different evidence
What do you fam think?
They experience the same childhood, parents, environment, events(to an extent) etc
But they’re both pretty different in terms of the meaning they give to events
Like lets say, their parents die when they’re teen agers.
One brother decides that YOLO, I’ll live my life to the fullest because life is short
The other decides, I’ll be religious and I’ll try to do good, etc
What really made them think so differently?
Its really not the events that shape our thoughts and actions, its the meaning we give to the events, which I believe is Free Will because you can change the meaning if confronted with different evidence
What do you fam think?