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96 Votes

Do human beings truly have free will?

56%

YES YES

44%

NO NO

56%

YES

Our lives are a blank canvas of opportunity.

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Patricia Bond

This is true but there are also forces that can hamper the outcomes,

44%

NO

We are shackled to the limitations of time and circumstance.

We are shackled to the limitations of time and circumstance. Show Less

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David Martyn Dean

Human will, being malleable and limited by nature and providence is not free. To be truly free, the human will would have to be immutable and absolute and subject to no outside contingencies.

Do you regularly utilize local libraries?

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41 Votes

Do you regularly utilize local libraries?

49%

Yes Yes

51%

No No

49%

Yes

1 Comment

Sandra K Jacobs

I'm retired, on a fixed income, no longer buy books that I can find at the library. Both our libraries are well equipped and very accommodating in acquiring books through inter-library loan for me. Specifically, they have tremendous access to books on CD so I can listen while I do needlework

51%

No

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Are you concerned about the changes to the USPS service plan?

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43 Votes

Are you concerned about the changes to the USPS service plan?

81%

Yes Yes

19%

No No

81%

Yes

1 Comment

Jimmie Davis

I get my meds throw the mail. had one mailed from KC VA on Feb 22 Received it on March 29 Ilive in Blythe Mo 100 miles away.

19%

No

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News-Press Now

Do human beings truly have free will?

56% YES YES

44% NO NO

56% YES

44% NO

Do you regularly utilize local libraries?

49% Yes Yes

51% No No

49% Yes

51% No

Are you concerned about the changes to the USPS service plan?

81% Yes Yes

19% No No

81% Yes

19% No

56%

YES YES

44%

NO NO

56%

YES

44%

NO

49%

Yes Yes

51%

No No

49%

Yes

51%

No

81%

Yes Yes

19%

No No

81%

Yes

19%

No