Free will

 

Free will.2004.

The question of free will is there every time but the answer for free will is different from person to person. The general attitude towards free will is that man can do anything and everything. There are two ways to view this world. First one is we can view other peoples in the world as something like ourselves .The other view is, we don’t need to consider other peoples as something which exists because as other peoples cannot justify themselves thatthey exists. So we don’t know what the truth is.  Everything let it be feelings or ideas they are just coming by it. But there is some contradictions that if we think something we can get some feeling about that, But the truth is that, that feeling which comes by thinking will be under limit which is dependent on some reasons. Causes come from causes, which comes from some other cause. The third cause may be conditional which may depend on some situations or other reasons related to other people.Examples are economical, social, genetically. The second cause which comes from the third cause is something which we do to manipulate the brain. That cause can be some work done by us or alcoholic reasons. For example control of feelings. The first cause which comes from the second cause shows emotions, feelings and mood of mind. This means that if we think and think to make feeling there is a limitation. That   limitation is actually very high.

 

If we have some idea like burglary and feeling associated with it, if that burglary should be stopped there should be some other feeling which is coming naturally like fear. As said earlier if we think and try to create feeling there is a limitation from people to people. These two opposite feeling should fight and one of it may finally win, and if fear wins burglary will not occur. what we meant here is that we cannot ignore feelings like we cannot say a hundred times beautiful and make an ugly car seem beautiful. Some feelings can be nullified only if some opposite feeling come naturally. Finally the question of freewill breaks down to why we like and why we do something we like. This finally moves on to the basic question. Red is red and yellow is yellow. Red is not yellow and yellow is not red. We can’t break down the meaning of any word, For example, red color .color means something. There is no question like what color is or what is different. Here different is a word with some meaning. Everybody in this world has some limitation which is decided by science. The question is that what is the guarantee that we will not fail. That can be decided by probability and statistics of the previous events up to   a large extend. So free will can be determined by probability and statistics. If everyone can do whatever they like, the face of the world will be different.