Yes, but reifying the word 'will' is a preconception that influences not only your father and yourself but also most people, and is what the fallacy of absolute 'Free Will' is based on.peacegirl wrote: ↑Fri Sep 12, 2025 1:14 pmDO what is good for you. Just know pulling things out of context will never give you an understanding. This has nothing to do with him being a nice man. He was a very deep thinker. This was not an invention Belinda. You are wrong and you will continue to be wrong because you won't take the time to read in the order it was written. What do you mean "slighted author"? Slighted by whom? This is group think at its worst.Belinda wrote: ↑Fri Sep 12, 2025 11:41 amNo It's not that. Unlike Flash, I have not the energy nor the time to read sample chapters of a large book by an unknown and slighted author.peacegirl wrote: ↑Thu Sep 11, 2025 4:58 pm
I'm trying to get the gist of it to see if you think the reason he created a fallacy was because he used the term "law of nature."
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reification_(fallacy)
I merely pick out one or two ideas that I can see are factually incorrect
One of those ideas is reified will, The other incorrect idea is that the book is "discovery" when in fact it is ""invention".
I am sure you are right that your father was a nice man. What is at issue is not your father but his ideas.
If your father's book were a best seller it would not be slighted .Few buy books they don't want to read.
The difference between invention and discovery is that the latter has a lot of objective evidence to back up its claims and can be replicated.