Asked by Cheesecake
"If everything's the same, then there aren't any choices! I want to wake up in the morning and decide things!
A blue tunic, or a red one."Choose one
1. Freedom means the freedom to make mistakes.
2. There is no free will when everything is the same.
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I choose 1. Freedom means the freedom to make mistakes.
Real choice requires distinct options and the possibility of being wrong — that risk is what makes decisions meaningful and lets us learn and grow. If everything were truly the same, meaningful choice would vanish (so #2 captures an important consequence), but the heart of freedom is being allowed to err.
Real choice requires distinct options and the possibility of being wrong — that risk is what makes decisions meaningful and lets us learn and grow. If everything were truly the same, meaningful choice would vanish (so #2 captures an important consequence), but the heart of freedom is being allowed to err.
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