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🎥 Watch the video version on YouTube
https://youtu.be/fl3PW8G-5Gs
🗒️ EN/JP Transcripts
https://gen-log.com/tufti-freewill-transcript/
🌈 Episode Overview
In this episode, we explore the idea of free will—and question whether it truly exists in the way we usually believe.
Drawing from Eiji’s evolving perspective on free will and reality, and Abby’s reflections as someone examining these ideas through conversation, we unpack the tension between choice and inevitability, action and perception.
We discuss the possibility that events, reactions, and even emotions may already be decided within this reality. Rather than having free will over what happens, we examine the idea that our true freedom lies in how we perceive and interpret what unfolds.
Using examples from everyday life, we talk about autopilot behavior, emotional reactions, vibration, and why trying to change reality directly often feels impossible. The conversation also touches on how other people appear in our reality, the limits of influence, and what it means to step out of automatic patterns of thought.
Rather than asking whether we can control outcomes, this episode invites a subtler question:
If free will exists at all, where does it actually begin?
By Abby & Eiji🎥 Watch the video version on YouTube
https://youtu.be/fl3PW8G-5Gs
🗒️ EN/JP Transcripts
https://gen-log.com/tufti-freewill-transcript/
🌈 Episode Overview
In this episode, we explore the idea of free will—and question whether it truly exists in the way we usually believe.
Drawing from Eiji’s evolving perspective on free will and reality, and Abby’s reflections as someone examining these ideas through conversation, we unpack the tension between choice and inevitability, action and perception.
We discuss the possibility that events, reactions, and even emotions may already be decided within this reality. Rather than having free will over what happens, we examine the idea that our true freedom lies in how we perceive and interpret what unfolds.
Using examples from everyday life, we talk about autopilot behavior, emotional reactions, vibration, and why trying to change reality directly often feels impossible. The conversation also touches on how other people appear in our reality, the limits of influence, and what it means to step out of automatic patterns of thought.
Rather than asking whether we can control outcomes, this episode invites a subtler question:
If free will exists at all, where does it actually begin?