Nonpareil
The Terrible Trivium
….and of course, because something cannot be meaningfully defined (whatever the hell that means), it must therefore not exist.
No, but it does mean that you need a coherent definition before you can say that it exists.
But we have logical proofs that free will does not exist. Meaning what, exactly? That is does not exist?
Yes.
But of course…all I have are bare assertions.
Yes.
It seems to have completely slipped your mind (which, I suppose, we could regard as proof of the fallibility of memory…but that’s an argument for another time) that it was you who asserted with nothing more than epileptic hand waving that there is no such thing as free will
Yep. And that assertion stands unless you can present evidence of the existence of free will.
Of course, I'm not surprised in the slightest that you don't understand the difference between negative and positive claims. Just one more thing on the long, long list of things that you don't understand in the least.
contrary to the explicit understanding of just about every major philosophical and religious tradition on the planet
Argument ad populum fallacy.
hell, even Dan Dennet believes in free will!
So?
I have provided six or seven billion examples of it
No, you haven't. You've asserted that your six or seven billion "examples" are evidence of free will. You haven't even begun to actually show that they are.
You haven’t even bothered to argue your case (I doubt you even could but that’s academic).
There's no case to argue. There is no evidence for free will. There is nothing for me to argue against.
All you’ve produced is a half-empty wiki page to support your claim.
Which is more than you've given.
But why don’t we simplify the argument for your kindergarten credentials.
More insults, annnnoid? Is this really the best you can do?
….do you choose…or not?
It depends on how you define "choose". Subjectively, I think I am choosing. Objectively, my "choices" are just the result of the chemical reactions in my brain.
It feels like I choose. In reality, I don't.
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