Exploring Free Will and Causation

This chapter engages in a philosophical debate on the nature of free will, challenging traditional perceptions of uncaused actions by emphasizing the influence of causal factors. The speakers examine the compatibilist approach, discussing how personal responsibility intersects with determinism and the implications of scientific evidence on feelings of agency. Through various analogies and explorations of mathematical realism, they investigate the nuanced relationship between freedom, identity, and consciousness.

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