During a lunch discussion, some of my colleagues brought in the point of “In true sense there is no free will”. It started with finding a brinjal in my plate -> to justifying animal testing -> to free will.. sorry, to “no free will”. Don’t ask me the logic of the conversation. It is the “programming defect” of the spokesman. The end conclusion is they believed, oops, wrong usage,… inferred that human = complex machine + chemical reactions. That is, there is nothing more to a human than a hardware and a software. You are existing only due to the cause and effect principle and hence you are in constant bondage of the infinite factors that rule you. You - meaning the machine alias human. Well, this inference sounded very similar to the kinder garden story of fate and destiny. In both cases, you don’t have the power to change. Though the reasons quoted are vaguely different. About fate and destiny, I always thought it is an excuse for a lazy person not to live life. About “no...
Here I put in all I want to say, but not really what I could to a real person.