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how do athiets explain how their mind affects their behavior if all causality is physical?
9 Answers
- Anonymous3 years ago
Your mind is physical.
- DiogenesLv 73 years ago
It's called neurophysiology and it allows regions of a living brain to communicate with other regions, or to generate signals which propagate along neurons and eventually cause muscles to contract. You'll need to be a graduate student with the necessary prerequisites already under your belt, before you're ready to understand the physiological details of the very complex electrochemical process.
- ?Lv 73 years ago
REALITY!
The only way primitive religion exists today is through the child abuse of forcing it into very, very young children but thanks to better education and growing intellects so many teens are able to discover the truth, throw off the indoctrination and step into the real world!
Atheism is not a conscious decision or a belief but a realization, those that cannot escape remain prisoners of their conditioning!
Of course since you are obviously a prisoner of your indoctrination you cannot have any concept of free will and certainly could not exercise it!
- ?Lv 63 years ago
Right, so there's nothing physical about the workings of the 9brain (mind). Gee that's a tough one.
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- jpopelishLv 73 years ago
Easy.
Mind is an emergent property
of the physical processes in a brain.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=16W7c0mb-rE
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Regards,
John Popelish
- GrillparzerLv 73 years ago
It's called human physiology Perhaps you should take a class on the subject..
- Anonymous3 years ago
How do Christians explain their belief in God when they can't prove it?
- Anonymous3 years ago
What's an athiets?