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Welcome back to the Alien Space Sheep Talk Show podcast.
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In case you’re just joining us, you’re listening to the Alien Space Sheep Talk Show podcast with Emma Hickins and Travel Gear.
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Several sites are a story.
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Yeah?
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So, there are two of more people involved in an incident.
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Each of them has to say the other side of the story.
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So, I’m thinking saying the truth is, saying your side of the story.
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That’s the way I see it.
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Yeah, I think there’s a very good way to put it.
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I think it recognizes this idea of my truth.
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It may not be worldly truth or universal truth, but it’s my truth as I see the world.
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It recognizes how actually all of us live in our own minds.
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The world is always from, it can only be from our perspective because our existence,
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everything we perceive and feel is from within our own minds.
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And actually sometimes that can be slightly stressful to think everything’s going on in our heads.
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And we just interpret things we see around us.
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But yeah, we know how to react to things.
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And as I say, my truth, my knowledge is that this is how I see the world.
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And maybe sometimes we need that. We can be a bit vulnerable, so we can be a bit therapeutic by talking about my truth.
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And it kind of leads us into my next subject, really, which is related to this.
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And that is free will.
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Now, we have touched on this a few times before.
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Free will.
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Now, I’ll ask you the straight question, both of you first of all.
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Because you first, do you think we as humans actually have free will?
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Yes, I do, I do think we do have free will.
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Yeah.
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Now, this is, we do have free will.
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But it’s then limited by the laws of nature.
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What does that mean?
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Well, if you see a free will, if you have free will, your free will is limited.
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And his limit is about the laws of gravity.
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There’s over all these over the laws that limit, ordinarily limit what you can’t do.
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For instance, you can’t fly off a mountain, for instance, and expect to land on your feet.
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And the feet might be sharp.
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Of course.
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I believe you.
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Sorry, so I don’t mean to interrupt you, carry on.
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But just to say, when I say free will, I mean, within the realms of possibility of things that can be done, I agree.
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Anything that’s outside of possibility because of nature or facts of life.
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And of course, we can’t just suddenly decide to fly off somewhere ourselves.
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But yeah, I’m talking about within the bounds of what is possible.
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Do you think humans actually have free will to make choices to do just what we want to do without any second thought, really?
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Is that what you’re saying you believe?
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Yeah, I do believe we have the free will to do whatever we want to do.
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Without a second thought, thought actually because, you know, something, some actions of voluntary of it.
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But yeah, am I making sense?
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Do you own what do you think, Jerome? Do we have free will?
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On the contrary, though I’ve had the saying this through will, but on the contrary, I think it’sā¦
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I call it a bit limited, or should I say, the sad thing is even if you want to do, yeah, you have to consider the law of the land.
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Yeah.
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And put other things into consideration.
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So by so doing, would I say it’s free? Can I count that as free will?
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No, because you have to put other things into consideration before you do it.
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You’ve got a right to speak, yeah?
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But it is, don’t forget, there is libels, lander and sedition.
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If I’m not wrong, this is us.
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Yeah, we’ve got a right to speak, but there’s libitation.
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So I wouldn’t say we’ve got free will.
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That’s right, that’s my take.
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Yeah, I think it’s interesting.
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So would you say we don’t really have any free will as people, as humans?
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We’ve got a right to live, right to breathe.
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Now, am I confusing myself?
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How do I put this?
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I think we do, but I think I would just say it’s limited.
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Let me just put it that way, so I don’t get confused and the process of trying to explain our goal further down.
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Yeah, that’s a good way to put it, you think it’s limited.
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What I think we’re talking about is, do we really have impractical terms, not necessarily theoretical terms, because theoretically, you know, I could go out.
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We’re going to take a short break now, we’re back shortly. You’ve been listening to the Alien Space Ship Talk Show with Trevor Gear and Annie Higgins.
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