IIIIITHE1IIIII on 27 April 2012
| Jumpin said: Actually, that would be basic circular logic because both possible premises contain an assum 1. Time travel resulting in |
I am surprised that no one has said "In what universe is time travelling considered basic logic?" yet xD
I just used that example to make the question easier to understand, which is: Is there any way we could have made other decisions in the past which would affect our present and future?
- If there wasn't, then the world is determined and there is no free will.
- If there was, then randomness is the reason we made our decisions, which then could have been different. After all, our decisions are directy affected by the past.
