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1. Nov. 2011 · Experimental philosophers use surveys and brain scans to explore the sources of our intuitions about free will and consciousness. They find that our instincts are often unreliable and influenced by unconscious factors.
- Shaun Nichols
16. Jan. 2023 · Neuroscientists and philosophers propose a new framework for free will that accounts for the brain activity and the meaning of choices. They suggest that free will is real but may not operate in the ways people expect, and that people need to reexamine how they define it.
27. Apr. 2021 · According to the public intellectual Yuval Noah Harari, free will is an anachronistic myth – useful in the past, perhaps, as a way of motivating people to fight against tyrants or oppressive...
13. Mai 2009 · Scientists and philosophers are using new discoveries in neuroscience to question the idea of free will. They are misguided, says Martin Heisenberg. Examining animal behaviour shows how our ...
- Martin Heisenberg
- 2009
Psychologist John Bargh (2008) writes, “The phenomenological feeling of free will is very real … but this strong feeling is an illusion, just as much as we experience the sun moving through the sky, when in fact it is we who are doing the moving.” (pp. 148 – 149)
2. Mai 2021 · If free will is an illusion, then it’s an illusion whether you believe in it or not. So the Rev Carl Harding’s hard determinists had no choice but to look both ways before crossing the...
30. Sept. 2023 · In his new book, Determined: Life without free will, Sapolsky argues that the more we discover about how the brain works, and the many different influences on human behaviour, the less room there is to squeeze in the capacity for independent decision-making.
