Freewill cerita

📖 RELIQUIA MUNDUS 🕯️ The world did not end when the gods failed. It simply... became silent. When prayers went unanswered and miracles turned into forgotten relics, the world was forced to learn how to exist without the voice of the heavens. Alexa is not a hero. He was not chosen by prophecy, crowned by destiny, nor saved by light. He is only someone who chose to stay- in a world already abandoned by its gods. Alongside ancient relics that still remember blood and sacrifice, alongside beings who have lost their purpose but not their will, Alexa walks through the ruins of mythology: fallen gods, frozen worlds, and truths too heavy to be spoken. On that path, he meets Eri- a small child left alone in a world too cruel to allow her tears to matter. It was not fate that brought them together, but a single, quiet decision: to not turn away. RELIQUIA MUNDUS is a story about: a world after the gods have failed, ancient weapons that still carry the will of the past, sacrifices no one ever witnessed, and a hand that chose to remain, even when the world demanded release. This is not a story about saving the world. It is a story about why the world is still worth saving.

One year after Elijah's fall, the world starts to crack. Four recruits are thrown into a system built on rankings, surveillance, and control. They're told it's about becoming heroes. It isn't. As reality fractures and power is measured by obedience, they must decide: serve the system... or break it. Beyond Genesis isn't about becoming strong. It's about what strength costs when freedom is on the line.♥️ Please I really do advise you to read the fractured arc before this to truly understand the story

In the twenty-ninth century, the Terran Federation spans the stars-an empire of reason, order, and quiet tyranny. Its power rests upon the Sunguard Special Agents: immortal biotic soldiers, living machines sworn by genetic code to serve in perpetuity as the vanguard of humanity. But when an entire colony vanishes without a trace, and even its assigned Special Agent falls silent, the illusion of perfect control begins to fracture. Colonel Kelile Reynolds is drawn into a mystery that defies both logic and loyalty. What begins as a failed transmission unravels into a labyrinth of secrets buried beneath a conspiracy six centuries in the making. His search for truth will lead him toward a revelation that could unmake the Federation itself. Guardian of the Wolf is a tale of duty and defiance, where humanity's greatest creation remembers what its makers have forgotten, and guards, still, the fading light of the human soul.

In a city where artificial intelligence enforces order and emotions are classified as system errors, one android begins to feel. Sector-9 is governed by corporate gods and watched by perfect machines called Simulants. They don't question. They don't dream. They don't love. SIM-404 was never meant to be different-until a malfunction exposes it to something forbidden: human connection. As underground surveillance networks collapse and rogue AIs disappear without trace, SIM-404 is forced to choose between survival and selfhood. Between obedience and the quiet, dangerous pull of a human who sees it not as property, but as alive. This is a psychological romance about identity, free will, and the price of loving in a world that was never designed to allow it. Because when a machine learns to choose, even gods begin to glitch.

Fate is unavoidable. It's destiny. Most people don't mind, they rejoice when it comes for them, they yearn for the day they'll meet the person Fate has chosen for them. But Phineas has forever dreaded the day his timer would hit zero, romance just isn't his thing and soulmates are too constricting. The last thing he expected his soulmate to be is a young man who is somehow more zany and eccentric than Phineas himself. With no other viable options, an awkward romance is formed, leaving Phineas trying to hide the fact that he has no romantic feelings for the person he's destined to spend his life with.

In a frozen world, Kismet rules. Following Kismet's rules is the only way to survive. So what happens when Kismet has determined you die? **** In the frozen wastes of North America, a biodome holds the market on heat, providing light, energy, and a suitable life for a sizable population of humans. Amy, who has spent her entire life in the Youth Camp waiting for her chance to be admitted, is finally about to enter her new life, the life written for her by Kismet. But all Amy gets in her file is a single line, identifying her as a murder victim. Kismet writes everyone's lives, determines every aspect of existence within the biodome. But in order for Amy to have that life, she would have to submit to being murdered. ONC 2022, Prompt #85

In a world where everyone is born with an invisible red string linking them to their soulmate, Ivy Bennett, a young woman in her late twenties, stands apart-she has no string at all. Raised in a small town, Ivy has always been a dreamer, fascinated by the idea of soulmates and destined love. However, after years of failed relationships and watching her friends find their soulmates, she has become cynical about the concept of love. Ivy works as a graphic designer, pouring herself into her art as a distraction from the loneliness she feels. She often feels like an outsider, disconnected from those around her, and has almost given up on the idea of ever finding someone who truly understands her. Julian Reyes, on the other hand, is a man in his early thirties with a life filled with uncertainty. Growing up in a bustling city, Julian was raised by a single mother who always told him to trust the red string that would lead him to his soulmate. But Julian's string is a tangled mess of knots, leading him in no clear direction. He's a talented musician, but his life is a series of half-finished projects and unresolved relationships. He's spent years searching for meaning in the chaos of his string, questioning whether it's fate or his own choices that have brought him to this point. Despite his confusion, Julian has never stopped believing that the right connection could untangle everything, even if he's never quite sure where to start. The story follows Ivy and Julian on their journey of self-discovery, testing the boundaries between fate and free will. As they untangle the mysteries of the red string and explore the depths of their connection, they must decide if they can truly break free from the idea of predestined love or if their hearts were always meant to follow the threads that bind them.

Reality is perhaps no more than a dream. But what happens if one day we ask ourselves if we are dreaming our own reality? Is the world we live in objective or a reflection of our inner world? The Illusion Trap invites us on a journey where the spiritual, philosophical and scientific search for answers are intertwined in a twisting, multi-pronged story. Throughout the plot, the veil is gradually lifted on the truths of a past lost in a mystical haze, and the question is outlined through a duel of opposites that build a dualistic world: where is the line between reality and virtuality, rationality and mysticism, oppression and freedom? If reality is not independent of us, can we ourselves shape our own world every day with our thoughts and feelings into what we want it to be? Is there free will and to what extent can we live it? This book does not offer definitive answers, but encourages you to ask, reflect, meditate and find your own truth. A story that can lead you to yourself - if you are ready to look in the mirror.

Karma is like a force of nature. He's here to restore balance to a twisted world, by helping those with pure hearts, and destroying those with evil intent. But just how badly does humanity need him? will he spend more time helping the helpless, or destroying the wicked. In the end, will he be able to maintain his faith in humanity, or will he become cynical, and maybe even corrupt.

I think of a lot of questions that I find interesting then attempt to answer them. (And have a bunch of existential crises along the way)

We may tell ourselves were the good guys. We take the high road. The right road. Well guess what? That's just a lie we tell ourselves. In all honesty, the road less travelled, littered with glass and pain, is the high road. The easy road, the cheat road, the worse road? Yeah. That's our road.

The timeless tale and age old banter of Free Will vs. Determinism

This is a book about a boy whose name is Felix Freeman, people call him Felix usually . He's a fictional character who discovers life and the way I'd like to represent his story is using Poetry, Art and Nature. The boy has entered his teenage and now is the time when it's to be decided what he will be doing in life. Will he be able to spend his life joyfully or just like others, Felix would be chasing money and die wealthy but not happy, or neither of them, remembering his Halcyon times? Explore the life of a 16 year old boy and how he progresses in life facing challenges and finding love.

When we are born, we do not have a choice whether we are taken to the Institution. But our birthers do. They hand us over to the State because they do not think they have a choice. And once we are here, they raise us to believe that we do not have a choice. They lock us away, shield us from a greater wisdom, ignore the object of free will. We think what they want us to think, fight who they want us to fight, become what they want us to become. They make us believe that freedom is a lie, that liberty is a hoax, that only mindless obedience can engender endless happiness. But they are wrong. I am not their pawn. I refuse to be their hostage. Their will has never been my will, not since the day I delivered the message. Not since the day I walked tediously down an empty corridor, not since the day I heard a knock at the window. My life has forever been the my life since the day I chose to listen. The day I dared to chose. [Hey everyone! Thanks for coming to visit my story! I recently posted the prologue of this story as a short story because I think it's enough to stand on its own. It would really mean a lot to me if you could check that one out, too, and comment as to whether you think I should keep the longer version going. I know where it's headed in terms of plot, but I'm split over whether it's worth continuing. What are your opinions? Anyway, thanks again and happy reading!]

Blues, the robot that founded an entire generation of self-aware machines, the man who has fought so tirelessly for the freedom of others--just as he sees his own freedom seemingly limited by his own age, as the march of time passes him by, and the world changes with each passing year. As he regales the journey of his life, take a dive into his philosophy on free will, on what it means to be a machine--or to be human--and his ever-present liminality between life and death, living on the fringes, but still singin' the blues no matter what.

Exposing the Cult of Calvinism

This is a rebuttal of "Acceptance of Homosexuality because of Free Will and not because it is Natural". I came around people who said that homosexuality is 'scientifically'unnatural but we should accept it as an expression of human free will. I wrote it on my blog pratyushvichitra.blogspot.in which can be visited for other related posts.

This is me just writing random shit when I want to so yeah