How does the brain work to only have one outcome?

Scientific law

It has to follow the rules of the universe

There is no room for multiple choices

@Slendy are you a naturalist or a theist?

I just did all the work I can do in my shift with 7 hours to go

The rules of the universe are pretty expansive, there’s plenty room for interpretation

also to the thing you just said, then what if the choice has no right or wrong answer?

what then of free will?

Naturalist

ah, now i get it

even then, the moment i seek the truth, i rise above being predetermined

How can the rules of the universe have different interpretations?

I believe the one true truth

The one truth to rule them all

So I watched the video. Basically the speaker states "A truth statement undermines determinism".
since one can detest **one idea** for another it means there is a freewill to detest what it considered truth right?
That would be good only if the process of detesting truth did not connect with another process prior.
The response of detest does not come out of nowhere
It is because of causality

Nothing is acausal

too meta

It can’t exist

You’re right

our choices come from nothing

not true

No they don’t

But that doesn’t mean free will doesn’t exist

because their choises

They have to come from something

Always

false

studies suggest our brains know our choice minutes before we do

How can something come from something?

We are our brains

Nothing

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are we

big... bang...

No we aren’t

We just observe

we are but one of two consciousnesses

The very statement of stating "false" is from a reaction to a message that had existed prior

every brain houses two consciousnesses

before the big bang, nothing was everything and everything was nothing