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In defence of free will: Difference between revisions
→Refuting the argument from incompatibility with a mutually exclusive dichotomy: Added yet another clarification.
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We might make the following analogy: | We might make the following analogy: | ||
* | * Basis of a necessitated causal process <=> Necessarily true proposition. | ||
* | * Basis of a contingent causal process <=> Contingently true proposition. | ||
* | * Basis of an acausal (random) process <=> False proposition. | ||
=== Why accept contingent causality? === | === Why accept contingent causality? === | ||