
#360 — We Really Don’t Have Free Will?
Making Sense with Sam Harris
The Paradox of Free Will
This chapter explores the intricate debate surrounding free will from philosophical and neuroscientific angles, questioning the notion of human agency amidst deterministic influences. The speakers critique compatibilism and address the ethical implications of denying free will, delving into how this perception shapes societal structures and personal responsibility. Additionally, they examine the concept of emergence and its lack of support for free will, ultimately challenging assumptions about cognition's control over physiological responses.
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