a) Ones free will of choice only works within perceivable...choosing anything suggested binds it to another one.
b) Nature doesn't offer separate entrances; narrow passages; opposites in conflict with each other; advertisements; representative government; unknown outcomes; the counting of votes; someone else presiding over one etc. These things are artificially shaped within nature.
c) Using ones choice upon a chosen ones offer deceives one, hence making ones free will of choice illusive.
a) Ones free will of choice only works within perceivable...choosing anything suggested binds it to another one.
b) Nature doesn't offer separate entrances; narrow passages; opposites in conflict with each other; advertisements; representative government; unknown outcomes; the counting of votes; someone else presiding over one etc. These things are artificially shaped within nature.
c) Using ones choice upon a chosen ones offer deceives one, hence making ones free will of choice illusive.