Topic: our life is programmed -do you all believe this ? (Read 1254 times)
Another guy that watched matrix
From a biochemical perspective, you could argue that we are, indeed, programmed and have no free will. Every decision you make is already pre-determined by chemical reactions in your body waiting to happen. These chemcals were produced from your body's development, which stems from your parents' DNA, and so on. So if you want to go full-scientific, this is probably the way.
There is no such thing like god, maybe alien spiecies programmed us like evolution experiment
I dont think its full programmed, it depends on what decisions you make every time, we are not robots.
haha that is how exactly programming works..! your decisions leads to next block of code to be executed. to back it up here is an example of flowchart if you do understand them if not this might help in that case too.
Yeah, i can understand that, but what about if you want to make a decision that is NOT listed in the code? you can do it!, we have infinite variables while the robots can only have the variables written in the code.
I dont think its full programmed, it depends on what decisions you make every time, we are not robots.
haha that is how exactly programming works..! your decisions leads to next block of code to be executed. to back it up here is an example of flowchart if you do understand them if not this might help in that case too.
I dont think its full programmed, it depends on what decisions you make every time, we are not robots.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Determinism vs. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_will Is essentially what you're referring to.
The short answer: no, you were not "programmed" by God's hand, you were "programmed" by your parents, who were programmed by their parents, and so forth. You have free will, but very little of it, if any at all, before self-actualization, after which you understand what your programming was and how you can change it and thus experience freedom (of life-altering decision; nobody can experience freedom from the laws of science, for example.) Those who have yet to do this often believe life is a straight line that they can hardly deviate from, which is true from their perspective but false to the post-philosophy individual.
The longer you look, the more you'll realize, God plays less and less of a role in our lives, until you reach a breaking point where you understand that God played no role anywhere; God is only a placeholder until we discover what's really behind the world's phenomena. One such discovery--the crucial role of the parents in shaping the world--has yet to hit critical mass understanding, and so individuals are often in-the-dark about why they are the way they are; thus, they attribute this to a divine plan: "God made me this way and determined my life to be this way and to deviate makes me uncomfortable." The uncomfortable bit is usually the fear of your parents in childhood, the fear of deviating from their needs and desires in lieu of your own. To have free will, then, is primarily to choose whose needs and desires you will accommodate and to act accordingly, whether your own or someone else. In an environment without "freedoms", e.g. a dictatorship, individuals are programmed to cater to the state's desires; to practice free will in this situation--to decide to cater to your own needs and desires rather than to another, or even to cater to another competing state--is punishable. This fear of punishment by the state is the same base fear one experiences as a child in fear of their parents; it comes as little wonder why people in general respond so positively to law (of course, there are many anarchists here who do not, for obv. reasons now that this knowledge is presented.)
The short answer: no, you were not "programmed" by God's hand, you were "programmed" by your parents, who were programmed by their parents, and so forth. You have free will, but very little of it, if any at all, before self-actualization, after which you understand what your programming was and how you can change it and thus experience freedom (of life-altering decision; nobody can experience freedom from the laws of science, for example.) Those who have yet to do this often believe life is a straight line that they can hardly deviate from, which is true from their perspective but false to the post-philosophy individual.
The longer you look, the more you'll realize, God plays less and less of a role in our lives, until you reach a breaking point where you understand that God played no role anywhere; God is only a placeholder until we discover what's really behind the world's phenomena. One such discovery--the crucial role of the parents in shaping the world--has yet to hit critical mass understanding, and so individuals are often in-the-dark about why they are the way they are; thus, they attribute this to a divine plan: "God made me this way and determined my life to be this way and to deviate makes me uncomfortable." The uncomfortable bit is usually the fear of your parents in childhood, the fear of deviating from their needs and desires in lieu of your own. To have free will, then, is primarily to choose whose needs and desires you will accommodate and to act accordingly, whether your own or someone else. In an environment without "freedoms", e.g. a dictatorship, individuals are programmed to cater to the state's desires; to practice free will in this situation--to decide to cater to your own needs and desires rather than to another, or even to cater to another competing state--is punishable. This fear of punishment by the state is the same base fear one experiences as a child in fear of their parents; it comes as little wonder why people in general respond so positively to law (of course, there are many anarchists here who do not, for obv. reasons now that this knowledge is presented.)
Life is pointless, but im having fun anyways 
lol
Life is pointless, but im having fun anyways
Our life is a programmed machine in God's hand, He has programmed what to eat, what to wear, where to live and included a great programmed destiny, but somehow along the way, we develop fault, but the mistake we do is that, we go for repair in the wrong place and with the wrong person, instead of going to the programmer (God).Just think over it and reply here
Horseshit.
Primitive Bronze Age thinking.
Our life is a programmed machine in God's hand, He has programmed what to eat, what to wear, where to live and included a great programmed destiny, but somehow along the way, we develop fault, but the mistake we do is that, we go for repair in the wrong place and with the wrong person, instead of going to the programmer (God).Just think over it and reply here
I don't want to make fun of someone's beliefs but this is total BS. If you believe that someone is controlling your every move try stop inhaling for next few seconds , you'll get back to the reality. maybe you'll think that this was Programmed too..! naa I believe that you are master of your own destiny and the odds of your success or failure depends on attempts and quality of attempts, If you are feeling thirsty Just thinking about water isn't gonna solve it , it will be required to grab a bottle of water and drink it. Just one question: are you are Theist or Atheist ?
Guys have you ever thought about this? What if we're just experiencing a sort of memory or something like that?
I mean think about, even if you would now choose to do something else its just what was bound to happen in the memory anyways?
I mean think about, even if you would now choose to do something else its just what was bound to happen in the memory anyways?
Looks like you need to watch Fight Club 
Keep working your way through the rabbit hole. You'll eventually self-actualize.
People have a desire to feel special with a sense of destiny. That's normal.
People dress eat and listen to music xyz largely due to external influence within the boundaries of their genes.
Your life is one of infinite variations in an endless journey. Do good. Be good. Better than the steps stacked before you.
Remember, your will is the only deviation from the path biology prescribed you.
Death is an end to a new beginning while your journey was the test and reward.
People have a desire to feel special with a sense of destiny. That's normal.
People dress eat and listen to music xyz largely due to external influence within the boundaries of their genes.
Your life is one of infinite variations in an endless journey. Do good. Be good. Better than the steps stacked before you.
Remember, your will is the only deviation from the path biology prescribed you.
Death is an end to a new beginning while your journey was the test and reward.
Our life is a programmed machine in God's hand, He has programmed what to eat, what to wear, where to live and included a great programmed destiny, but somehow along the way, we develop fault, but the mistake we do is that, we go for repair in the wrong place and with the wrong person, instead of going to the programmer (God).Just think over it and reply here
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