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this post was submitted on 27 Jul 2023
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Yes. Humans were born out of this universe just like everything else. It's all nature. Even free will gets fuzzy when psychologists look into it. Some might say people have just as much free as a river that "chooses" its course and then fabricate a story after the fact about how they chose this or that, ignorant to external and internal (brain) influences. And then it starts to get fuzzy what's internal and what's external. Our brain is a part of the external world, and the external world we study is built by our subjective perceptions.