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i think its a misnomer to think of fate as being controlled by hidden forces. while it is, by necessity, hidden, it cannot be controlled because that would imply an intelligence with free will, which undermines the notion of fate. rather, i would think of it as a necessary companion, like an
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Christian conviction and am happy to hold to that. A friend has a website Your destiny Your Choice which may help with some of your decisions.
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I would say their responses would be different, because what makes us unique is our unique positions in space-time. environments prompt our responses, and the environment is fate. the only way to make the clones the same would be for them to actually be the same person! thank u
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