You can choose either of the questions below (only answer one): Define compatibilism, and use an example (such as choosing a flavor of ice cream) to explain what kinds of free will a compatibilist would say that we do and do not have. Does the compatibilist think that I could have chosen chocolate instead of vanilla? Explain.

Explain Joseph Butler’s objection to using memory as the criterion of personal identity.

Mr. polanski likes the cost of an hmo plan available in his area, but would like to be able to visit one or two doctors who aren't participating providers. he wants to know if the point of service (pos) option available with some hmos will be of any in this situation. what should you tell him? mr. polanski likes the cost of an hmo plan available in his area, but would like to be able to visit one or two doctors who aren't participating providers. he wants to know if the point of service (pos) option available with some hmos will be of any in this situation. what should you tell him?

Explain one reason why disorders are not easy to classify.

*i’ll mark you brainliest to whoever answers the fastest with the right answer * if someone runs a red light in front of you, and you choose not to slow down or steer away, you will a. not be at fault if there is a collision b. be partially at fault if there is a collision c. have to appear in court if there is a collision d. probably not be involved in a collision