>>149159But isn't blame just something people decide on? Isn't claiming you're unwilling while choosing to continue just blatantly acting in bad faith, whether or not you're in control one some hypothetical level beyond your experience?
>>149160You would only know that if you were everybody. Are you everybody? How would you know there isn't someone who isn't you out there? They could be hiding?
>>149161But is caring not a symbolic phenomenon irreducible to mere chemistry? Is any internal experience not? If our brains don't do the exact same thing to arrive at a for all intelligible intents and purpose shared conclusion about the nature of anything, is the experience reducible to physical phenomena?
Do we not experience choosing the things we do?
Even if we don't ultimately believe we truly had a choice in the choice we made?
