Go, Jeremy!

I wonder where my fame and fortune is? I was supposed to have it years ago … lol

Clearly, the point is that you have to exercise free will whether you choose to or not. However, the choices are limited, so you can’t really call it “free” will. There is, of course, a paradox within, unless, like me, you don’t believe in free will anyway.

I would consider myself partly fallibilistic in that I believe I can always be proven wrong, but I do draw conclusions based on premises and assertions, specifically — classifiable, observable phenomena. To not remain steadfast in one’s conclusions until proven wrong really nullifies one’s existence.

I can make the assertion that I exist, otherwise making any assertions at all has no point. If I allow this to be fallible, I am existing without purpose, so fallibilism seems to be more of a cop out than an ideology. I would like to think that their is a purpose to my existence. Otherwise, I would actively, eagerly pursue non-existence.

Oh, and the theme is called “Acid Rain.” I thought it fit the profile of the site better. Also, it is spelled “Peart” — just so you know. 😉