According to Nishida, those who argue for determinism are mistaken in assuming that the phenomena of consciousness and natural phenomena are
A) controlled by the same law.
B) not controlled by the same law.
C) controlled by the will.
D) not controlled by cause and effect.

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Nishida argues that determinists are mistaken because they assume that both the phenomena of consciousness and natural phenomena are governed by the same laws, overlooking the unique aspects of consciousness.

According to Nishida, Those Who Argue for Determinism Are Mistaken