Freedom and necessity from the perspective of the fractality concept
The article presents a view of the problem of freedom through the prism of the author's concept of fractality. The importance of theoretical understanding of the concept of freedom in its foundation is noted; by the example of a series of experiments of Libet it is shown that without such an understanding errors and distortions of interpretative conclusions in solving the problem of freedom are inevitable, which is reflected in a contradiction in the worldview position of man as a free being. The article establishes connection between logical problems and ways of solving contradiction of freedom and necessity. It shows that disregard of monistic logic of wholeness which is represented by Spinoza's position leads to transformed (fractal) form of freedom - freedom of choice as subjective ability to act independently of external circumstances. The concept of a strange attractor is considered and a conclusion about fractality as the essence of its «strange» nature is made. The connection between fractality and freedom in the being dimension of its development as a universal human definition is shown.