Exam 7: Freedom
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A libertarian,Jim assumes freedom is exclusively negative freedom from interference by government agencies and other people.This leads to the absurd conclusion that the person who is most free is the person out in the middle of the desert,safely out of range of interference from the government and other people.
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When Sartre said that "We were never more free than during the German occupation" he meant that
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The strongest version of determinism implies that "Every event has its sufficient natural explanatory cause(s)."
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Suppose someone offers Anne a cigarette after she has decided to give up smoking.According to Kant,Anne
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One implication of the Heisenberg Principle of Uncertainty is that
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The French Newtonian philosopher Pierre-Simon de Laplace argued that determinism must be false,as it's impossible to predict the future.
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When Immanuel Kant said that"Ought implies can," he meant that without freedom there could be no morality.
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According to the African Yoruba philosophy,prior to being born,people know what sort of "ori" or soul they will have,and hence whether they will have good or bad luck in their lives.
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Soft determinists agree with determinists that if we knew everything,we could predict a person's actions with certainty (or at least,a very high probability).
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Both determinists and compatibilists agree that consciousness can intrude on the physical order of causes and effects,without being part of that order.
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Kant argued that whether we are free depends on our standpoint,and that we can adopt two different standpoints toward the world:
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According to Sartre,there are extreme circumstances,such as war,where your freedom is eliminated or totally absent.
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In Dostoevsky's story of the Grand Inquisitor in The Brothers Karamazov,after Jesus returns to earth,he is arrested by the Grand Inquisitor because he offered people the path of freedom.
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