The points are evil, evil I tells ya!
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Maggie’s driving is the perfect metaphor for how the body creates the illusion of free will.
It feels like we’re maggie, making choices that our body then does. But looking at the full picture shows that the nerve signals that initiate action happen before the conscious choice. Marge - our brain - determines what we do without any input from Maggie, and this also signals Maggie to feel that she’s made a choice.
We’re all just Maggie, trapped in a vehicle we have no control over, pretending otherwise.
…can I buy some pot from you?
No, go buy it from the store like a normal person.
In all seriousness though, this is the emerging consensus of scientific experts. The fact that we’re conscious of our actions doesn’t mean our consciousness is in control. Free will is like god - it’s just incompatible with our observations of the world.
Does this explain why I woke up a year later, realising that she didn’t actually want coffee at 9pm?
This is the episode where Marge
nearlyruns over Homer in the driveway.It would be date-appropriate if it was actually the episode where she hits Homer.
Correct!
The hint is actually on the far right, there is a tiny portion of a rake which gives it all away. (But that was extra tricky)
Maggie has no lower half
Negative infinity to positive infinity
S01E01?
Looking at the background - whats the one with the burlesque house?
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