[URL=http://www.randi.org/vbulletin/showthread.php?s=&postid=325726&highlight=dungeonmaster#post325726]dungeonmaster[/URL] said:
Is that "choice" based on how you interpret your past?
Mostly, but not 100% I still have the option to wear a dress.
[URL=http://www.randi.org/vbulletin/showthread.php?s=&postid=325726&highlight=dungeonmaster#post325726]dungeonmaster[/URL] said:
My "surroundings" sent me to school.
My "surroundings" taught me how to count.
When you asked me to pick a number between 1 and 100, my MPB was to actually answer your question and to pick a number. My MPB was to "choose" the first number that came to my head.
So all of your "surroundings" couldn't tell you what number you'd pick. Since there was no MPB, and no surroundings to clue you in, without free will, you should have been paralyzed, unable to pick anything. And yet you did. BTW, putting "choose" in quotes does not change the definition. You chose. You cannot substitute MBP because then it would read "My MPB was to MPB the first number...". Give it up.
[URL=http://www.randi.org/vbulletin/showthread.php?s=&postid=325726&highlight=dungeonmaster#post325726]dungeonmaster[/URL] said:
I perveived no benefit to spend an "excessive" amount of time to go through a systematic process and "choose" a number.
If you asked me to "choose" a number, and that "choice" had a worthy outcome, then I would have put some effort into it
If you perceived no benefit in choosing a number using a systematic process, then you could not have chosen a number, with no free will. MPB only works when there is Perceived Benefit, right?
[URL=http://www.randi.org/vbulletin/showthread.php?s=&postid=325726&highlight=dungeonmaster#post325726]dungeonmaster[/URL] said:
I just assumed
And wrongly. I live about a mile and a half from work. Some days I walk. Some days I ride my bike. Some days I drive. I use my free will to decide which mode to use. Your example has failed again, as have all of your examples.
[URL=http://www.randi.org/vbulletin/showthread.php?s=&postid=325726&highlight=dungeonmaster#post325726]dungeonmaster[/URL] said:
Looks to me that youre simply obeying TLOP.
Yes, this wraith character has a very simple outlook. It does not analyze much. Still I like it better than the Franko character.
[URL=http://www.randi.org/vbulletin/showthread.php?s=&postid=325726&highlight=dungeonmaster#post325726]dungeonmaster[/URL] said:
Youre obeying TLOP
You are a product of your surroundings.
If there is an internet connection, and I like using the net, then I will use the internet connection.
If there is none, then I wont use one. I cant go and willy nilly rock on up to a computer and get on-line
Nope. You can only choose between
available options, as I have explained many
(many, many, many) times before.
[URL=http://www.randi.org/vbulletin/showthread.php?s=&postid=325726&highlight=dungeonmaster#post325726]dungeonmaster[/URL] said:
Thats a bit hard when you dont have all the information 
Does determinism imply that I control TLOP?
Well your basic argument is that
something has all the information. Unless you can show that this is true, then it is purely hypothesis on your part. Unless you can show me where TLOP have this information, then why should I believe that they do? Since you are claiming that TLOP are conscious, you have the burden of proof.
[URL=http://www.randi.org/vbulletin/showthread.php?s=&postid=325726&highlight=dungeonmaster#post325726]dungeonmaster[/URL] said:
I wasnt trying to predict anything, I wanted to know what you thought of...
An aircraft carrier, if you must know. Is that what you thought of? No? I guess we have different MPB

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Well,
dungeonmaster, I am tiring of your game. I will leave you to play with others. I am glad you are having fun with internet schizophrenia, but now that I see the man behind the curtain, the face of Oz isn't as exciting as before. Now if you come up with some new material, perhaps I will play again. This constant rehashing gets old, especially when I know you don't believe any of it.