Dan Norton
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My YouTube monetization; Wittgenstein and nominalism; free will vs. determinism w/ caller; etc.

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August 22, 2025

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21 August 2025 Livestream #45

Engaging with chat re: Ayn Rand quote (Robert)

Engaging with chat re: fatalism/determinism

Introspective evidence

Falsifiability

Libet's experiments (I misstated the title of Alfred Mele's book. The correct title is: _Free: Why Science Hasn't Disproved Free Will_.)

Engaging with chat

Evasion

Why are so many people anti-free will? (John)

Centrifugal force analogy to free will

Etc.

A contrast argument against determinism

My calmness in debates

Miscellaneous engagements with chat

Contrasts re: time

Robert is listening to two shows a

The universe, time, its shape and invalid questions

Latent Prion's screenname

Post-humanism: mechanical vs. biological body (Latent Prion)

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