top | item 42648887 (no title) mocha_nate | 1 year ago Exactly. In order to say a thought *wasn’t spontaneous* would mean that you thought something BEFORE you thought it. discuss order hn newest siavosh|1 year ago You could even go further -- all actions are spontaneous...life is spontaneous. MonkeyClub|1 year ago Interestingly, it was this line of thinking that once upon a time led to the rejection of the idea of free will: a thought is caused by another, and that by another yet, and so on, so there is no free thought or deliberation.From that perspective, it was mentioned in this Russell Ackoff talk that recently emerged on HN: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=yGN5DBpW93g
siavosh|1 year ago You could even go further -- all actions are spontaneous...life is spontaneous. MonkeyClub|1 year ago Interestingly, it was this line of thinking that once upon a time led to the rejection of the idea of free will: a thought is caused by another, and that by another yet, and so on, so there is no free thought or deliberation.From that perspective, it was mentioned in this Russell Ackoff talk that recently emerged on HN: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=yGN5DBpW93g
MonkeyClub|1 year ago Interestingly, it was this line of thinking that once upon a time led to the rejection of the idea of free will: a thought is caused by another, and that by another yet, and so on, so there is no free thought or deliberation.From that perspective, it was mentioned in this Russell Ackoff talk that recently emerged on HN: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=yGN5DBpW93g
siavosh|1 year ago
MonkeyClub|1 year ago
From that perspective, it was mentioned in this Russell Ackoff talk that recently emerged on HN: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=yGN5DBpW93g