Free Will: Do Humans Have Total Control Over Their Lives?

In the early days of history, man believed that his decision, choice and behavior were dominated by unchangeable fate and destiny. The ancient Greeks believed that God led every step of their lives. Fate is unavoidable and should be followed. Today, in the 21st century, this fate concept has completely disappeared. When we arrived in this world, the principle of the first life we ​​learned was that freedom would develop around our existence; we are independent people. We are obliged to accept the results of our own decision.

For the purposes of this article, free will be defined as the complete management of each person against his or her personal choice and decision. As many external factors beyond the scope of personal control can affect the individual's position in society, free will be as individual control over his or her fate or ultimate social position It is not defined. Free will is not determined in advance by external special powers, but simply as the ability to make choices based on their choices.

An important characteristic of man is our self-awareness and free will. These attributes often guide us to believe that we have complete control over our behavior and personality. However, in "Nicmaco Ethics" Aristotle believes that individuals are products of their environment, whose values ​​and moral values ​​are shaped by the society they live in. In addition, he explained that our compliance with these principles depends on our growth experience. . The key point of Aristotle's thesis is that people's personality depends on the society they live in. From the day we were born, we will continue to receive the training of the type of behavior we consider society to be correct. We can explain the shaping of individuals as current social forces. When people meet social norms, they will follow the path of social regulation smoothly. However, those who deviate from the social model will encounter resistance and struggle.

We humans live in a bubble of arrogance and self-esteem. I am immersed in the illusion of control over various areas of our lives and their crossing. We believe that we can control our own way and results and design the lives of others around us and us as we want. In a large-scale random event matrix that constitutes the universe, the causation is a joke, and generations that are unable to establish relevance are affected every hour. Basically stupid things

Most people believe their lives are dominated by free will. At least they dominate their lives more than accidents of destiny. All the choices people make in their daily lives seem to better control their lives than mere accidents. However, in the play of "Romeo and Juliet", all these accidents had a major impact on the dramatic outcome effect. In the play, the accident eventually became more influential than free will. As explained in the introduction, love between Romeo and Juliet is the intersection of stars. Regardless of their actions and other people's actions in the drama they are destined to die. Fate and freedom will play a role in shaping the tragic consequences of Romeo and Juliet, but fate plays a greater role.