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If Free Will doesn’t exist, then what about Friendly Utilitarianism which relies on choice and opportunity cost?

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Reconcile with Compatibilism

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If we play with verb tenses when discussing actions, it becomes easier to understand how we should reimagine free will:

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  1. “You made this choice today.”
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  1. “You made that choice yesterday.”
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  1. “You made that choice tomorrow.”
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  1. “I wonder what choice you made in the future?”
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(4) especially may be an example of how to think about Evitability.

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