What's your opinion on "freewill" and determinism from a secular point of view?

The process is largely deterministic, and is based on your brain state and the input that has just come in

How come everybody is different, for what you say to make sense there would be a very large random number generator inside every person that sorta makes the person unique.

How it actually works.

Our eyes turn signals of time into signals of space inside our brain, through neurons it gets ion mapped (like a transistor). Our nervous system turns signals of space into time.

Consciousness is what lies in between these 2 processes and i think we are self modulating signals of time or self oscillating points in space encircling gravity.

Time is just the oscillation of the fabric of space. which make things have potential and energy relative to other points in space. You cannot explain gravity without some other notion of "time", gravity is actually "time". a conscious signal, the whole fallen angel from the heaven is just a metaphor for a universe consciousness interacting with other bodies.

The whole bible is filled with metaphors but one scripture i recommend to read is the book of enoch, the great grandfather of mozes. Who talks about the angels in the heavens as actual conscious entities who change the "wind" to work.

We are just grown inside a system of time, so we cannot differentiate to how it is outside such a system. If you read between what the bible says alot of what they talk about is raising ones spirit, so the holy ghost can come in.

What this actually means is to dont become trapped inside gravity and the movement of time. We are self oscillating therefor you dont actually move your body with your brain. You move it with your spirit. What the whole ghost actually is is you moving your body in its own "time".

I know this is true because i am experiencing it. Once you raise the spirit and take control of your space oscillation(time). You move your body effortless through 3d space. It takes considerably less energy.

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