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3 Thoughts:
free will is just a thought
people have restrictions
Uncontrollable events
2 questions:
What does free will mean
What can we do to prove whether or not free will exists
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3 Thoughts/Ideas:
We Have Free Will
Cannot be taken away from us
What makes us free

2 Questions
How far does it extend

1 Analogy

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1. (Analogy) Free will is like a monarch butterfly
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1. Free will is just a construct
2. What is the actual definition of free will?
What does free will mean with respect to society?
3. Free will doesn't actually exist

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3 Thoughts:
- I believe it's the freedom of choice to do whatever
- This is the train of thought, beliefs, actions
- It could be the cause of influence

2 Questions:
- Is free will dangerous?
-  Can free will change someone's life?

1 Analogy:
- Free will is like a weapon that causes and effects your way of life.

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Thoughts/Ideas
1. Allows for people to live independently
2. People should have restrictions as to how much free will there are granted
3.The idea of being free is not reality
Questions
1.  Are laws restrictions on free will?
2. How does free will affect our behaviour?
Analogy
Free will is like thinking your a pilot, but the plane is on autopilot the entire time.

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1. The ability to be able to do whatever we want. Chaos would occur if we had that. Nothing would ever be done.
2. When have we had free will? What do I do when I have free will?
3. Free will only exists for small moments of time.

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I think free will is pretty good
Why do we need it?
free will is like good food

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I think complete free will is unattainable
I don't believe that free will has ever existed.

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3. We dont have all the free will we could possibly have as laws restrict us. Free will is better off being restricted to an extent to protect u but not too much interference.
2. DO we want more free will? Would we benefit from more or less?
1. Free restrictions

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Free will is the concept of our individual decisions being available to us through no means other than our own. I personally think that this is a false concept that we create to be able to withstand the weight of the idea that we are tiny and do not have any control in the world on the bigger scale besides ourselves. As a living organism our main objective is to be concerned for our own wellbeing, but as humans we are well aware of more than just our own existence, which makes it difficult to balance our sense of self in the world.

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Thoughts:
-Free will is a illusion
-everyone has the crave for a free will
-Free will is stronger in rural areas

Questions:
why do we think we have a free will?
why is it something important?

Free will is an illusion like  world freedom

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3 thoughts:
-free will gives internal independence
-we should all have free will
-free will has the ability to get out of control

2 questions:
-what stops everyone from having free will?
-how do you define free will?

1 Analogy:

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3 Thoughts:
1. Free will could lead to uncontrollable events.
2. Free will is the base form of heaven.
3. Free will can be a helpful tool for our creativity of the world
2 Questions:
1. What is free will?

2. Does free will actually exist? How can we prove?

Analogy:
Free will is be able to eat the best food on Earth for free.

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We do not have free will because of three main reasons. We have to abide by the law, our lives are influenced heavily by those around us, and because society sets expectations for us. The law prevents the exercise of free will because it determines what behaviour is punishable. We commit actions agains the law and we will feel the consequences of that act. Individuals set expectations for us and those we know have ideas of who we should be. Society sets expectations for us as human beings. It makes us understand that we have to act in a certain way to be accepted by others.

Questions

Why is free will so important to us?

What is free will and why do we feel "free"?

Analogy
Free will is like a reflection on water because it is not really there.

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Free Will
3 Thoughts:
-I believe it's the ability to have the option to choose one thoughts.
-Has to be linked with responsibility.
-If you're given free will, you're being granted the option to have choice of something.
2 Questions:
-Where did the idea of Free Will come from?
-Do students have Free Will?
1 Analogy:
-Free Will is like picking an ice cream flavor

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3: - It brings us peace to believe in free will.
- Free will was a construction by behaviourist psychologists.
- Those who believe in free will are inclined to be optimists.
2: How can free will be harmful?
How and why did we construct the idea of free will?
1:  Free will is like a chocolate fountain with infinite chocolate and your stomach is a dark hole that can take anything.