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| - An object has free will when his behavior cannot be predicted. Because in most cases, some prediction of behaviors can be made, free will is never absolute.
- Free Will — песня спетая Ruppina, для девятого эндинга аниме One Piece.. This ending is also interesting as it shows glimpses of Nico Robin's past before her offical backstory was told.
- "Free will" adalah judul lagu kesembilan tema penutup anime One Piece. Lagu Free will dinyanyikan oleh Ruppina dan digunakan sebagai lagu penutup anime One Piece dari Episode 133 sampai Episode 156.
- Free will è la nona sigla di chiusura dell'anime.
- Free Will is a song, sung by Ruppina, for the 9th ending of the One Piece anime. It is also the first ending to be featured in the English FUNimation dub that was sung by Kristina Sa. This ending is also interesting as it shows glimpses of Nico Robin's past before her offical backstory was told.
- Free Will is a creature that appears in The Elder Scrolls Online. They appear in the Cathedral of the Golden Path, depending on dialogue choice chosen with Sheogorath during the quest.
- Free Will est le 9ème Ending de l'Animé One Piece, chanté par Ruppina. Cet Ending est également intéressant car il montre un aperçu du passé de Nico Robin.
- Free Will es el 9º ending de One Piece. Fue interpretada por Ruppina. Este ending está dedicado a Robin, en cual también se nos revela los primeros indicios e imágenes de su pasado antes de su historia oficial.
- The Law of One states that higher beings make sure that there is no bias in the amount of good vs. the amount of evil in the world, so we choose whether we want to become STS or STO. As a collective species, we have chosen STO.
- Free will is currently rated as 87% excellent by 23% of people. This does not include responses from the robotic population though with these government restrictions, you never know. The results of the survey were overseen by the evil ghost of spellchecking who exists to poke you in the eye and spit in the face of free will. In addition, 76% of people were being held at gunpoint whilst completing the questionnaire. 54 survived. Free willy is also a sex line. Dangit, I thought I was going to complete this article without resorting to sex jokes.
- The Free Will paradox? Is that the one where: if God exists, and is omniscient, how can free will be possible?
- Philosophically speaking, free will is the idea that we could have done otherwise. If I wanted to type G, I could type G because I wanted to. However, the typing of G would depend on me being currently alive, having a keyboard that uses the roman alphabet (or at least has the letter G), me having the means to push that button, and me being at the keyboard. However, some jackass said I could have pushed H if I wanted to. So apparently, I do have free will.
- Free will is a game option that enables Sims to move and to perform certain actions without being directed by the player. Most of these actions are connected with their needs, but they do others just for fun. What Sims do as a result of free will may not always be the best or most rational choices they could make. For example, a Sim who has just enough time to eat and shower before the carpool comes may decide to play on the computer. A Sim's mood can affect which free will actions he or she will perform, and whether or not he or she will perform some actions as a result of free will.
- Free Will is the idea held by much of humanity which states that humans are in control of our own actions and determine our own destinies. However, there is actually no evidence beyond personal experience that humans have free will at all. We like to assume that we do, and it is fairly impractical and even potentially mentally unhealthy to do otherwise, but there is no definitive proof one way or the other. It is possible that we are all simply organic automatons, at the mercy of the chemical and physical reactions occurring in our own bodies and in the rest of the universe; quantum mechanics predicts that our tangible, observable universe is merely part of an infinite series of parallel realities, in which an infinite number of outcomes occurs, so what initially appears to be free will co
- Free will, is the capability of agents to make one of alternative futures the present. The logic of free will has two main parts, a categorical distinction is made between all "what chooses", and all "what is chosen", referred to as the spiritual domain and the material domain respectively. This understanding in terms of two categories is named dualism. Image:William of Ockham.jpg
- Probably the most common definition of free will is the "ability to make choices without any prior prejudice, inclination, or disposition,"1 and specifically that these "free will" choices are not ultimately predestined by God. This is a doctrinal distinction between the theologies of Calvinism and Arminianism: In Arminianism, God saves those who believe of their own free will. In Calvinism, God saves those who willingly believed because he sovereignly brought them to faith through the regenerating work of the Spirit.
* Of Free Will (MP3), by Gordon H. Clark __TOC__
- Free will is the ability of beings to make their own choices free of outside influences. Within the Legacy of Kain universe, the Wheel of Fate describes the paths that all creatures and Souls in Nosgoth will follow and compels them to follow it; thus, no one in Nosgoth truly possesses free will. Furthermore, due to the "inevitability" of fate, time travelers are unable to actually alter history unless they utilize a Soul Reaver Paradox.
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