Free Will
A short philosophical argument that the concept of free will is an illusion, grounded in neuroscience and determinism. The author contends that our thoughts and actions are the result of prior causes over which we have no control, and explores the ethical implications of this view.
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Ranked #203 of 1942 · 83 pages · Published 2012
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Book data: ISBN 9781451683400. Page count from Open Library (median of editions). Cover via Open Library Covers.