No Free Will / Determinism

[Leo Gura]

@beastmode Why ask me? Ask yourself.

[Principium Nexus]

Ultimately we don't have freewill because we have to obey to our bodies, eat/drink/rest when they require it. What would the purpose of being ultimately free? That would mean you have no connection what so ever with your surroundings that hold you back. I think a small part to that keeps us from having ultimate/absolute free will also makes us human and humble. It gives our life value too, defining in what we can and cannot do.

But within the framework of natures laws, which rules we have to obey, we can freely do whatever we want. You dont have to follow social order. You can basically do anything that you are able to think of if you got the things to accomplish that. Nature aims towards order, we see that in all the fractal structures it produces. Cities for example have a very commom growth pattern in how their layout evolves with population count.

Does that means we have no free will and we always build the same subconciously? No, it's because its the most efficient manner.

If you REALLY learn how nature works, how it grows, how it shapes, how it transforms in any form. Than this knowledge can be used to transcend your normal habits and become master of your own reality. By knowing the source, you become the source.