Free Will Proven

More or less a year ago, and then once again back in December last year, I wrote an essay, two of them that describes why in my opinion, free will doesn’t exist. I used that argument to justify myself, and mostly to protect myself from criticism and judgement, even when there is none. I used a materialist framework to justify that argument, and I still agree that within a purely materialist framework, free will is impossible to exist. As that means consciousness simply doesn’t exist, and again, everything a human does has been determined by the physical laws. We simply don’t have the means to predict it. However, since I have found that we all have one consciousness simply in different instances of space and that consciousness is also God, this renders my arguments null and effectively useless. So, here I am to redeem myself of my old mistakes.

In my old essays, which you can find easily, you’d see that I had described how free will doesn’t exist by comparing the human brain to a computer. In which both works by a defined set of rules, even if it seems to act by its own, that is enabled by such rules. Without those important rules, they wouldn’t act at all. My problem is I forgot one thing, that we are conscious. Consciousness is the controller of all existence, including its physical laws. As a result, since we are consciousness that is inhabiting an organic vessel, we should be controlling the organic vessels we call the human body. This includes the human brain. So, we always had free will, as we are the supreme controller of our body and thus our brain. We have every power we can to override any naturally defined laws within our brain. Say we’re addicted to something, must we stay addicted? No. Just because our brains have been rewired, doesn’t mean we can’t fight back such rewiring. We have every power to do so, since we are the consciousness.

Yes our brain is like a computer, and our bodies has its own set of rules and yes everything affects the development of our mind and so on and so on. But look, we our conscious, we are not robots. We can decide what we want to do. We can choose the instance of space that we wish to experience. So, there really is no excuse to say that we’re not guilty because we have no free will and try to fabricate an essay to prove it. Because even if you have an excellent brain and try it, your mind will eventually backfire upon yourself. So, yes, you have free will and thus you are responsible for every choice. Wait, so does that mean we can start punishing others now? Not exactly, but that’s a topic for another day, not anytime soon though, because I am simply uninterested in it.