Free Will And Determinism Timeline Game

Round 1/10

Put the following events in chronological order.

Temporal Tangle

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5th century BC: Ancient Greek philosophers debate the concepts of free will and determinism
3rd century BC: Stoic philosophers propose the idea of determinism in accordance with natural law
5th century AD: Augustine of Hippo introduces the concept of predestination in Christian theology
13th century: Thomas Aquinas reconciles free will with divine predestination in his works
16th century: John Calvin popularizes the idea of predestination in Protestant theology
17th century: René Descartes argues for the existence of free will in his philosophical works
18th century: David Hume explores the concept of free will and determinism in his writings
18th century: Immanuel Kant introduces the idea of transcendental freedom in his Critique of Practical Reason
19th century: Arthur Schopenhauer argues for a form of determinism in his philosophy of will
19th century: Sigmund Freud proposes the role of unconscious drives in shaping human behavior
20th century: Existentialist philosophers like Jean-Paul Sartre and Albert Camus emphasize individual freedom and responsibility
20th century: Compatibilist philosophers like Harry Frankfurt argue that free will and determinism are compatible
21st century: Neuroscience research suggests that brain activity may influence decision-making
ongoing: Contemporary philosophers continue to debate the nature of free will and determinism