Philosophy · Determinism and Free Will
Given below is a pair of sentences (S1, S2). Select the most appropriate relationship of the second sentence to the first: S1: Determinism posits that every event, including human action, is the inevitable result of preceding causes and the laws of nature. S2: Yet, the subjective experience of making a choice persists, creating a persistent tension between scientific theory and lived reality.
- 1Dismisses the laws of nature as irrelevant to human action
- 2Offers a synonym for the 'inevitable result' mentioned in the first
- 3Highlights a phenomenological contradiction to the first✓
- 4Reconciles the scientific laws with human emotion
Correct answer
Highlights a phenomenological contradiction to the first
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