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Some non living things also move for example aeroplane moves and hands of a clock moves is this movement similar to that of living things reason please?
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Similar in some ways, yes. There are many approaches and variations. Even the movements in your question are very different. An aeroplane is not moving independently but under the control of a human or auto pilot. This means that servomechanisms of some kind (a human, or a program) receive feedback from the moving plane and can make changes to the vessel's course. Clocks usually just run until their power sources are depleted or they are mechanically prevented from moving. If you hold to a very deterministic/behavioristic/mechanistic view, any human behavior is simply the result of nerve signals that can be determined in some way, or predicted, so that 'free will' or choice of any kind becomes a myth, and we are like clocks, ready to run down or be stopped. This would be true even for choices that we really 'feel' like we are making ourselves. If you hold a more humanistc view, then you probably accept that there is a 'soul', 'spirit' or 'mind' that is completely independent of the physical body with its central nervous system and other systems. In this case you would believe that your will resides in one or more of these non-physical realities and your will defines what you choose and how you respond to things. This mind-body dualism is a philosophy that was developed by Rene Descartes and that has had a profound impact on human thinking ever since. See links for more.
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