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arbitrariness of human nature (watch: a. The Royal Institution, b. Gresham College, c. uctv all on YouTube)
bad friends
We cannot annihilate the percentage of arbitrariness/randomness of the human conduct.
If free will is the innate biological systemic noise, then there is no free will.
If free will is our genes then there is no free will.
If free will is our limited and not infinite environment then there is no free will.
If free will is biochemistry then there is no free will.
Free will is an explosion in the name of the supposedly Universal personhood; the god/allah.
Free will is a misconception.
Psychologically it's beneficial to believe in free will according to statistical data.
Psychologically it's not beneficial to be physically harmed by terrorists according to statistical data (the majority of the victims feel bad and that is measurable and quantifiable). — Preceding unsigned comment added by 2A02:587:4118:DA00:5584:67A3:6753:D00C (talk) 21:19, 16 February 2019 (UTC)[reply]
Oops, seems like I did an oopsie
A few minutes ago I moved this page from "Shameena Begum (Shamina Begum)" to "Shamina Begum", thinking that this must be her real name. However, I'm ignorant of the fact that her real name might be "Shamima Begum" (BBC News, The Guardian). And I can't really fix this myself since Shamima Begum exists and is actually a redirect to this article (hmm...) Since I'm just a passerby (I came across this article because the news is talking about it) I hope someone might be able to verify her real name and to make necessary adjustments. Thank you. Ho Tuan Kiet (talk) 19:28, 19 February 2019 (UTC)[reply]
I'm in the process of correcting this. There are two separate people - this one, Sharmeena Begum, left the UK in December 2014. The news developments in the last week don't refer to her. They refer to Shamima Begum, who left the UK in Jan 2015 and whose mother is still alive (per cited source). She doesn't have her own article but is part of a joint article with the two teenagers who left at the same time as her. I will make adjustments necessary. 2A02:C7D:5E53:2500:F00E:CE51:5723:F363 (talk) 19:49, 19 February 2019 (UTC)[reply]
READ BEFORE UPDATING: Mistaken identity
This article is about Shamina or Sharmeena Begum, who left the UK in December 2014 and (as the article explains) whose mother died. News developments in February 2019 relate to ShamiMa Begum, who left the UK with two others in January 2015 and whose mother is still alive (and being referred to in press coverage.)
It's very unlikely that any news sources in February 2019 discussing a girl from the UK who travelled to join ISIS are about the subject of this article. Please triple check. I am 80% of the way through correcting recent edits that involved this mistake. 2A02:C7D:5E53:2500:F00E:CE51:5723:F363 (talk) 19:52, 19 February 2019 (UTC)[reply]