He gave us free will.turtlethetaffer
"Free will" is an illusion. It does not exist. EVERYTHING in the universe follows a set path. It's like a string of dominoes. One will fall after another as the falling of one domino, while precipitated by the falling of the previous one, in turn makes the next one fall.
Every tiny decision you make is already determined by what happens in your brain and what happens around you. You only "feel" like you are making your own choices, but it is ALL set in stone.
That is how psychics are able to see into the future. That is also howTaoists have been able to see the relationships between every single force in the universe using the Ba Gua (Eight Diagrams) and easily see what is going to happen at any given time in the future. Look up the Five Elements, and you can see that even from the very beginning, Taoists were already able to see the obvious relationships between the forces of the universe, long before any kind of scientific research.
For instance, the relationships between the elements of fire, water, earth, metal, and wood. Fire melts metal, metal chops wood,wood drains from earth, earth sucks up water, and water extinguishes fire. On the other hand, water also nourishes wood, wood feeds fire, fire creates earth, earth bears metal, and upon metalforms water (condensation). Everything in the universe is inter-related ... I'm pretty sure it's also explained by the "butterfly effect," which I believe is also a film starring moron douche bag Ashton Koucher.
The bottomline is, "free will" is an illusion.
You can study cells and know exactly what they're going to do. Humans are no different. These concepts/principles have been around for thousands of years and predates Christianity and pretty much all religion (which, if you can't tell, I do not respect in any way, shape, or form ... as there is absolutely no actual basis for any of it).
In fact, the friggin' planet is nothing but a CELL that is beingdestroyed by the virus/cancer that is humanity.
Normally, I would think that it would simply be pure chaos to start a religious, philosophical, or political discussion on the internet ... but hey, I wasn't the one who made this thread.
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