Definition

determinists

noun
  1. People who believe that all events, including human actions and choices, are determined by prior causes and are not free or random.
  2. Usage: plural of determinist; philosophy

Examples

  • Determinists argue that free will is an illusion.
  • Many determinists point to neuroscience as evidence that our choices are predetermined.
  • The debate between determinists and libertarians has lasted for centuries.
  • Some determinists believe that understanding causality can help predict human behavior.
  • Determinists reject the idea that people could have acted differently given identical circumstances.
  • Philosophers who are determinists often struggle with questions about moral responsibility.

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