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==Hard determinism - not a fringe theory== | ==Hard determinism - not a fringe theory== | ||
Some argue that hard determinism logically and inevitably stems from natural laws, at least Western science's interpretation of natural laws. This is linked to materialism, which is the dominant philosophical point of view in modern society. Blackpilled [[incels]] tend to be hard determinist. Some famous academic hard determinists include | Some argue that hard determinism logically and inevitably stems from natural laws, at least Western science's interpretation of natural laws. This is linked to materialism, which is the dominant philosophical point of view in modern society. Blackpilled [[incels]] tend to be hard determinist. Some famous academic hard determinists include: | ||
*Galen Strawson<ref>https://philosophy.as.uky.edu/sites/default/files/The%20Impossibility%20of%20Moral%20Responsibility%20-%20Galen%20Strawson.pdf</ref> | *Galen Strawson<ref>https://philosophy.as.uky.edu/sites/default/files/The%20Impossibility%20of%20Moral%20Responsibility%20-%20Galen%20Strawson.pdf</ref> | ||
*Patricia Churchland, analytic philosopher who wrote, ''The Computational Mind''. | *Patricia Churchland, analytic philosopher who wrote, ''The Computational Mind''. | ||