I didn't choose my appearance, my nationality, my family, my gender, the numbers of neurons in my brain, the environment that I was raised... But I wouldn't be able to choose these before I existed because there was no me. That's an existential paradox. Alright. But after taking over the responsibility of a human body as a consciousness affected by all the factors I counted above, I ask: Does free will exist? And I'm imagining the effects of energies something like this:
Let's say the black circle is the effect radius of the world, and let's say the green and the blue are the effect radius of some planets, and the purple is an effect radius of a trauma that you had, and the examples can be increased as much as you want. Either it's tangible planets, or intangible experiences. But one thing is really obvious. That red circle, that very small red circle is our existence's effect radius. So that means, even if have free will, the things we will be able to change is really really small compared to energies that dominate us.
So I wonder a lot about your opinions about free will. When there's not even a single thing about we chose about ourselves, when we even didn't choose our hands to have, (which makes all other choices we make not ours) can we claim that everything is our hands?
Let's say the black circle is the effect radius of the world, and let's say the green and the blue are the effect radius of some planets, and the purple is an effect radius of a trauma that you had, and the examples can be increased as much as you want. Either it's tangible planets, or intangible experiences. But one thing is really obvious. That red circle, that very small red circle is our existence's effect radius. So that means, even if have free will, the things we will be able to change is really really small compared to energies that dominate us.
So I wonder a lot about your opinions about free will. When there's not even a single thing about we chose about ourselves, when we even didn't choose our hands to have, (which makes all other choices we make not ours) can we claim that everything is our hands?