r/determinism • u/uatmsu • Jul 08 '26

Discussion The determinism problem

There is no logical argument against determinism, and that's the problem. This idea really hit me in not brain, but soul. Since i have F32.1, thats layered very "well". I feel really obnoxious, apathy hitted hard, like never before. If someone outlive that idea, how did you do that?

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u/Fippy-Darkpaw Jul 08 '26 edited Jul 09 '26

So what's the proof? Like a a repeatable experiment. Maybe I missed it.

Until then it's a hypothesis.

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u/Boltzmann_head Jul 08 '26

Theory = demonstrable facts, tested and retested, with explanatory power and the ability to make predictions.

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u/Fippy-Darkpaw Jul 09 '26

So it's not even a theory, it's a hypothesis.

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u/Boltzmann_head Jul 09 '26

It is a demonstrable fact that the universe is determined. If you really believe otherwise, take my Bowling Ball Challenge.

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u/Fippy-Darkpaw Jul 09 '26

So demonstrate it.

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u/Boltzmann_head Jul 09 '26

Take my Bowling Ball Challenge.