> > I hope you don't have this meme then [I do!]:
> > "If I have no free will, then I am completely, totally irrational."
>
> Note that this is not necessarily true: one can be wholly rational and
> not have free will; any time you follow someone else's directions in
> order to accomplish a task you are without free will via rational
> decision.
I'm parsing that as a self-contradiction, although that can't be true
under your definitions. I'm not certain expanding this is worthwhile.
> > Since I "happen" [sic] to abhor the conclusion, I deny the premise.
>
> Do note that the universe has absolutely no prediliction to caring
> about the things you're not fond of. :)
Yes.
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