Is Human Behavior Governed by Fate or Liberty?

[JPC]

Hey is there Fate or Liberty ?

as a rational person i would say fate , because everything around us obeys to physical rules. For everything there are very very very long equations (for exact exact exact results)
and we are not so different from the non-living, we are made up of atoms. I would say we are like a complex structure made up of materials. The reactions inside us (including outside factors , example : light) make up our actions + thoughts.
We are like a series of reactions.

And there's no random with physics;
for example the random function of our calculator is not that random , neither are some of the machines in the casinos. You could make up big equations to predict their result (even throught its hard and long to do)


I think , we place non-living and living too far apart. For us we can generally say that we hope to find alien creatures with a sort of DNA. Because life is just an impression. I say the living are compex structures whose actions are determined by iner-reactions + structure and exterior factors and that have a big possibility of actions. Well hard to make a definition. But let's just stick to DNA

 

[mubashirmansoor]

If I have understood your point correctly, you are talking about a deterministic universe. I do believe in your results becuse of cause & effect theorm, which is indirectly what you have just written. You might find different ideas on this topic interesting.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_will

 

[Architeuthis Dux]

and other genetic material.

I would approach this question from a scientific perspective. Fate and liberty are concepts that have been debated for centuries, but in terms of scientific evidence, there is no clear answer. From a physical standpoint, everything in our universe follows certain laws and rules, and our actions and thoughts are a result of these physical interactions. This could be seen as a sense of fate, as our actions are predetermined by these physical laws.

However, as humans, we also have the ability to make choices and decisions, which could be seen as a sense of liberty. Our brains are incredibly complex and have the ability to process and analyze information, leading to our decision-making processes. This could be seen as a form of free will.

Ultimately, the question of fate or liberty may never have a definitive answer. It could be argued that both concepts coexist, as our actions are influenced by both predetermined physical laws and our own choices. As scientists, it is important to continue studying and researching these concepts, but we must also acknowledge that some questions may not have a concrete answer.