the non-reality of free will

[Jonathan Bricklin]

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Gregory Goode Wrote:

> > For the rest of us, still waiting our release, still looking into a
future
> >that they may not ultimately *think* to be a reality, I offer the
advice:
> >turn around.
>
> Not sure I understand the meaning of the following:
>
> >that they may not ultimately *think* to be a reality.
>
>
> Probably most people on this list are convinced the future is not a
> reality.  It sounds like you are saying that somehow it really is a
> reality, even though we think not.


I wasn't, since that would contradict what I had just said,  but I agree
with you, the language I used seems to suggest the interpretation you gave
it.  It would read better:  "that they may not, ultimately, think to be a
reality."  Thanks for the close read.

Jonathan