Comments by "June VanDerMark" (@junevandermark952) on "Michio Kaku: Why Physics Ends the Free Will Debate | Big Think" video.

@onevlade44 Only if the ties are cut, can one have free will. If a designer designed humans so they COULD fail ... that would be the designer's fault. If you bought a car and it didn't work properly ... would you blame the car, or would you blame the company that made the car? The source would be the problem. And god said, "Let there be light and knowledge and perfection for me, and darkness and ignorance and suffering for my offspring." And god said, "Let there be sin, so that I will be able to punish sinners." These religious stories were man-made hyperbole. Ridiculous dramas.
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@onevlade44 “Eskimo: "If I did not know about God and sin, would I go to hell?" Priest: "No, not if you did not know." Eskimo: "Then why did you tell me?” Author ― Annie Dillard
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If I could create a universe, all my creatures would be able to create their own universes, separate from mine. That would be free will.
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@TacTicVa4a On our own we are not at all "intelligent." Example ... If there hadn't been any math in Einstein's day, who, today would even know his name? He was only able to use math, because through the eons of time, others kept learning from those before them ... bit by bit. Yes, I do believe that we evolved from an ape-like species, and that if we had evolved with either hooves, or paws, neither science, nor religion would exist. And if we go extinct, and the planet is not completely destroyed concerning forms of life ... those forms of life on earth, won't miss us. And they will keep suffering ... which is nature's way. Much ado about nothing ... Shakespeare
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