The Problem of Luck and Libertarian Free Will

The episode explores the Problem of Luck, which challenges libertarian views of Free Will. Cross-world differences and rollback scenarios are presented as examples of luck in decision-making. The main concern is whether luck undermines free will and moral responsibility. The guest, Alfred Meely, proposes a solution that acknowledges the presence of luck but explains how it doesn't preclude free decisions. He suggests that antecedent probabilities of choices are shaped by learning from past actions, allowing individuals to have control despite the cross-world differences in luck. This solution can be applied to both event causal and agent causal libertarian views.