If you drop something, it falls and will do so consistently if the context is similar enough. Every object that moves and can be accurately predicted, like all the planets and stars in the sky.
I’m not going to continue with someone who can’t admit to the observable causation that governs the movement of their own body ffs.
I’m less enthusiastic about someone who can’t cite peer reviewed sources. Your arguments are anecdotal at best.
Astrophysics on a macro scale can only be predicted within a margin of error. Particle and light physics are less predictable. Source: Already posted them.
No, a lack of evidence for determinism is a lack of evidence for determinism.
Yet there’s a mountain of evidence efor determinism? Magnitudes more than for…non-determanism.
You haven’t shown me any.
If you drop something, it falls and will do so consistently if the context is similar enough. Every object that moves and can be accurately predicted, like all the planets and stars in the sky.
I’m not going to continue with someone who can’t admit to the observable causation that governs the movement of their own body ffs.
I’m less enthusiastic about someone who can’t cite peer reviewed sources. Your arguments are anecdotal at best.
Astrophysics on a macro scale can only be predicted within a margin of error. Particle and light physics are less predictable. Source: Already posted them.