00:00We keep jumping and shouting, oh no, I need to have free choice, free choice, what free choice?
00:06At a very macro level, our choices are confined by our physical constitution itself.
00:13That we rarely see.
00:16If I ask you, you know, which finger do you like?
00:19So you will say, you know, somebody will say this one, this one, this one.
00:23Being students, a lot of us will like the middle finger.
00:26So, but there would be hardly anybody who would say that I like the 22nd finger.
00:32Why?
00:32Because your body itself does not support that.
00:35So it sounds, in fact, so absurd.
00:3922nd finger.
00:41What does he mean by that?
00:42So in the macro sense, choices are delimited by the body itself.
00:49Whatever you choose is now narrowed down to a smaller domain.
00:57And yet we talk of choices as if choices were something so fundamental, so great and so liberating.
01:07Is it not more important to ask, why am I choosing this that I am choosing right now?
01:13Or must I ask, what do I choose next?
01:15You know, you understand.
01:15Is thatante?
01:15But you still.
01:15We can, for example, let's not always.
01:16Thanks.
01:20And then you can have a house that crawls in your house,
01:21And I think that I am saying this,
01:21This is something that I can ever forget.
01:21So that I don't know so often,
01:21So definitely, I think you will find all of the equipment loop.
01:23You want to ask, people
