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Hard Determinism
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Q: How might a hard determinist justify punishment?
Before we begin analyzing this question, it is important to first look at the meaning of determinism, what a hard determinist is, and how we define punishment. Determinism is defined as: A thesis that states that if you list all the causally relevant facts pertaining to an event at a given time, these facts uniquely determine what will happen next. A hard determinist believes that determinism is true, and that free will is an illusion.
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Title: Hard Determinism
Words: 353
Rating: None
Pages: 1.4
submitted by: utseay
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