No free will, eh? Does that mean what Harari has become was not of his own choosing? Notice below how he dismisses the original wording of the Declaration of Independence.
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Inside the disturbing mind of a prominent gay atheist at the World Economic Forum
In this episode of The John-Henry Westen Show, I will dive into the mind of Professor Yuval Noah Harari, a highly influential figure in modern politics.
LifeSiteNews
Tue Apr 12, 2022

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(LifeSiteNews) — In this episode of The John-Henry Westen Show, I will dive into the mind of Professor Yuval Noah Harari...

...Harari mentions his “husband” in multiple interviews, and he admits with pride that being homosexual affects his research, which serves as a major indicator of his worldview. In this same interview, he rationalizes homosexuality on the grounds that “anything that exists is by definition natural.”

Harari argues that there is no purpose to sex, comparing human sexuality with the sexuality of a chimpanzee. He continues, claiming that “the idea that sex exists only for the purpose of procreation is complete nonsense invented by priests and rabbis.”

“In truth, our concepts of ‘natural’ and ‘unnatural’ are not taken from biology; they are taken from Christian theology,” he adds.

...According to Harari, “Homo sapiens is a post-truth species, whose power depends on creating and believing fictions.”

Harari says he believes in science and its two processes: deterministic and random. A combination of the two creates probability, he suggests, the closest thing there is to freedom, but there is no free will. He claims “free will was always a myth and not a scientific reality.”

The United States Declaration of Independence begins this way, “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.” In Sapiens, Harari gives us his own version of this famous sentence:

We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men evolved differently, that they are born with certain mutable characteristics, and that among these are life and the pursuit of pleasure.

Harari’s argument is that since there is no Creator (he calls God the “man in the sky”), we cannot be created equal and therefore human beings cannot be endowed by the Creator with unalienable Rights.

We see Harari “translating” the Declaration of Independence into “biological” terms, an error that he seems to habitually commit. Harari claims that everything, right from “free will” to “happiness,” must pass the scientific meter, thus rubbishing philosophy (if philosophy is something more than positivism).

In short, Yuval Noah Harari is an atheistic nihilist. Relying on his perceptions of natural selection and biology to explain everything, he clearly misses the full truth of humanity, the world we live in, and reality itself. Consistent in his inconsistencies, Harari makes it easy to spot this pattern of scientificism throughout his work.