Do I have free will, or is everything in my life predetermined?
Is everything predetermined?
Our existing knowledge makes it clear that before the Big Bang, everything about the universe was already predetermined. Meaning that it was predetermined down to the smallest particle, and its course through the eons in its minutest details. Who is thought to have done that? Is the future pre-determined or random? What does it mean if something was bound to happen? What if our lives are programmed so that everything happens according to a plan? What is set theory all about? What should we do when everything does not happen as expected? Why is everything impermanent? What is set theory? If God is omnipotent, then he is capable of knowing his own future, does that mean that even God doesn't have free will? Is there anything that is not impermanent? If change is part of evolution towards a common destiny. How can we human beings existing in a dimensional word be able to judge? What's the difference between conditional and unconditional probability? What is certainty? Does randomness rule our lives? What is optimal? Is the future random or set in stone? Does the existence of God depend on certain prerequisites? For example, can God be God if it is not all knowing, morally perfect, all powerful and self-aware? What is the limit of everything? Can you imagine which you never saw, felt, heard, sensed or smelt in your life or is imagination mean subset of universal set what you earned before? How is this determined? What are the assumptions of AS 1? How can zero be defined? What's meant to be will always find its way. Is this true? What is prescriptive grammar? What is beyond the observable universe? Is God bound by logic? How do I prove that if A, B and C are sets, then A × (B −C) = (A ×B) − (A ×C)? If God is truly omnipotent, how can free will exist? Is everything non-euclidean geometry? Is the body optimally designed?