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    every step? It was common Greek belief that every man had a destiny, but his free will determined how much he suffered. Many famous heroes in Greek mythology like Odysseus, Orpheus, and Oedipus made bad decisions that caused them great suffering. Oedipus is not a pawn of fate, but rather has a certain degree of free will in his actions and is responsible for all the decisions he makes. In Oedipus the King fate and free will were very compatible. In fact, they worked together hand in hand.…

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    In many stories, characters are affected by fate and free will. Three stories with characters affected by fate and free will are Romeo and Juliet, a tragic love story, Pyramus and Thisbe, a story about The tragic end of two lovers, and Six of crows, a story in which a team of criminals infiltrate a prison for a large reward. I believe that free will had a larger impact on the characters in these sources. In the sources, there are many decisions made about relationships. In Romeo and Juliet,…

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    In the ”Impossibility of Moral Responsibility”, Galen Strawson argues that we cannot be held morally responsible for our actions, as well as stating that free will does not exist. Strawson says that if one is not responsible for anything about themselves, how could they possibly be responsible for something that they did? He also says that when we engage in S-procedures, intentional shaping procedures, we only do it because of certain features of the way that we already are. In the very…

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    According to Victor Frank the space that lies between Stimulus and Response is choice, or our freedom to choose (D. Ridley, personal communication, February 24, 2018). Regardless of the circumstance or the situation being out of one’s control, one still has the ability to remain in control of self, through conscious decision. According to Frankl’s philosophy, this choice is what makes us human. Frankl himself was dealt a very bad hand and spent his life enslaved and tortured, but he refused…

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    Fate is a topic that is suppose to explain what each individual will do in their lifetime. So, with that in mind, how do you know if you have control over your life or if you are subject to live your life directed by some force beyond your power? For the king of Thebes, forces beyond his control, have directed his life from the day he was born. His biological parents abandoned Oedipus, the king when he was a child. They did this in response to Apollo’s prophecy that Oedipus would grow to live a…

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    Free Choice Examples

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    According to the dictionary, free choice is defined as the ability to choose, think, and act voluntarily. One would think we practice free choice in every embodiment of the tasks we perform. However, what if the choices we make every day were not as voluntary as we once thought? You would this to be impossible, would you not? I eat when I am hungry, I drink when I am thirsty, I wash myself when I am dirty, I sleep when I am tired. Are these not examples of free choice? Well, according to…

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    “Free Will” is a philosophical term of art for a particular sort of capacity of rational agents to choose a course of action from various alternatives. However, it is crucial to note that the action that we choose might not correspond to the outcome that we desire as free will is solely pertinent to the course of action, not the result. Throughout the millennia, a significant number of philosophers postulated that the concept of free will is in the vicinity of moral responsibility which in turn…

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    Jun Wei Zhong Com 217 October 20, 2015 Reflection Paper: Virtual Group Work and Decision Making Throughout the virtual group work I feel like we as a group did very well because we each got our work done. I feel like since there were three section of requirement to figure out. We each just did one part of the assignment and later we combined our work together. Having a virtual partner is kind of difficult to get things started at first because we only contact each other by email. As we all…

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    and personal history were others may find it easier to achieve the goals they are seeking in the career life. This is something we find that happens all the time and is in practice as we read this. Not one person is in their current job of their own free will. This is something that is decided before we were even born as the idea of socialization would imply. Family plays a deep part in how we make up the ideal career choice and also deals in the…

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    decisions. A right that, one will eventually in their life span has to take advantage and responsibility of. That right is called Free Will. Furthermore, there are many that support and appreciate this right of free will, however, there are also many that are against this notion. German Philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche are one of the many people who finds displeasure in free will. As Nietzsche expresses his thoughts and feeling about…

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