The Existence of Free Will

The word philosophy means love of wisdom derived from Greek Philia (love) and Sofia (wisdom). Philosophy is a way of thinking, it is a way to explore the serious problems related to our existence. What do you mean? What is the meaning of life? What is true happiness? The focus of philosophers includes many issues such as epistemology, metaphysics, logic, aesthetics, ethics, and political philosophy. Epistemology is a study of knowledge.

At least since the ancient Greeks there was discussion about the existence of at least free will. To summarize the question, we understand that the physical structure of the universe is the result of a deterministic process - the law of nature determines everything from molecular motion to the birth of stars, human beings are the physical structure. Thoughts are the product of the internal processes of the body and the brain; therefore, we believe that it must be the result of a deterministic process. The difficulty is that as a conscious being, we think this is the reason we do things. We feel like choosing and taking action against them

For a difficult determinist, there is no free will. Those who believe free will will make a mistake or will work fantastically. It is important to be aware that not all philosophies denying the existence of free will not always be firm determinism. The philosopher thinks that free will does not exist and refuses or does not maintain recognition of any of the two definitions of difficult sentences. The form of rigid determinism that rejects free will is to deny the assertion that this negative argument is based on the hypothesis of the mechanism. In other words, the reason why philosophy is one of the difficult determinisms is the reason that there is no free will.