It’s interesting, because some people are doomed to say, be evil. But that still counts as free will, even though they literally can’t just choose their way out of it.
So now, that means the punishments, and torments we put on those people for being evil, they can do nothing to actually prevent.
So now we have another interesting idea: what’s the difference between putting down a bad person for doing something bad, and a “bad” person, for “being” bad. Like say, disabled people, people of a skin color you don’t like, country origin…
Neither of them really get to choose, you can argue now that skin color is free will.
It’s interesting, because some people are doomed to say, be evil. But that still counts as free will, even though they literally can’t just choose their way out of it.
So now, that means the punishments, and torments we put on those people for being evil, they can do nothing to actually prevent.
So now we have another interesting idea: what’s the difference between putting down a bad person for doing something bad, and a “bad” person, for “being” bad. Like say, disabled people, people of a skin color you don’t like, country origin…
Neither of them really get to choose, you can argue now that skin color is free will.
Of course, I don’t really want this to happen.