The debate between free will and determinism has been one of the most enduring questions in philosophy. Are we truly free to make our own choices, or are our lives determined by prior causes, physical laws, and circumstances far beyond our control? For centuries, thinkers have drawn a hard line between the two camps. OnContinue reading “Between the Infinite and the Choice: Free Will and Determinism Together”
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“Just Because” as a Motive of Its Own
When people hear the phrase “just because,” they often treat it as a non-answer. It sounds evasive, dismissive, even childish—like when a kid is asked why they did something and responds with nothing more than a shrug. To most of us, “just because” feels like a refusal to engage with the deeper question of why.Continue reading ““Just Because” as a Motive of Its Own”