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EXPLORER
* * Arguments
* Requirements for free will
* Standard argument against free will
* Branches
* Causal determinism
* Compatibilism
* Hard determinism
* Incompatibilism
* Indeterminism
* Libertarianism
* Materialism
* Concepts
* Causa Sui
* Control
* Emergence
* Fatalism
* Fortiori
* Frankfurt cases
* Ghost in the machine
* Intelligibility objection
* Popularity
* Principle of alternative possibilities
* Spinosas stones
* Fields
* Neuroscience
* Physics
* Quantum physics
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* People
* Benjamin Libet
* Daniel Dennett
* Dr. Kevin Mitchell
* Henry Stapp
* Patrick Haggard
* Robert Kane
* Robert Sapolsky
* Sam Harris
* Sean Carroll
* Thomas Hobbes
* Ollama
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FREE WILL STARTING POINT
May 06, 20242 min read
WHAT IS FREE WILL?
Common accepted definition: the freedom-relevant ability to do otherwise
My current definition: The internal will or force emergent from humans that can
direct and make decisions that are free. Some choosing mechanism that we have
control over.
MAIN FIELDS
Classical physics (cause and effect) Physics
Neuroscience Neuroscience
Quantum physics Quantum physics
BRANCHES
Causal determinism Causal determinism
Hard determinism Hard determinism
Indeterminism Indeterminism
Compatibilism Compatibilism
Incompatibilism Incompatibilism
Libertarianism Libertarianism
Tree on how different branches are connected
PEOPLE
Henry Stapp (quantum physist) Henry Stapp
Sam Harris (neuroscientist) Sam Harris
Benjamin Libet (neuroscientist) Benjamin Libet
Daniel Dennett (philosopher) Daniel Dennett
Kevin Mitchell (neurogeneticist) Dr. Kevin Mitchell
Patrick Haggard (neuroscientist) Patrick Haggard
Robert Kane (philosopher) Robert Kane
Robert Sapolsky (neuroscientist, biologist) Robert Sapolsky
Sean Carroll (theoretical physicist) Sean Carroll
Thomas Hobbes (philosopher) Thomas Hobbes
THE PROBLEM OF FREE WILL
Determinists deny any such freedom.
CompatibilistsĀ redefine freedom. Although our will is determined by prior events
in the causal chain, it is in turn causing and determining our actions.
Compatibilists say that determinism by our will allows us to takeĀ moral
responsibility for our actions.
Libertarians think the will is free when a choice can be made that is not
determined or necessitated by prior events. The will is free when alternative
choices could have been made with the same pre-existing conditions.
LINKS
Neil tyson debate
Sam Harris vs Daniel C Dennet Rebuttal and response
EXPLORER
* * Arguments
* Requirements for free will
* Standard argument against free will
* Branches
* Causal determinism
* Compatibilism
* Hard determinism
* Incompatibilism
* Indeterminism
* Libertarianism
* Materialism
* Concepts
* Causa Sui
* Control
* Emergence
* Fatalism
* Fortiori
* Frankfurt cases
* Ghost in the machine
* Intelligibility objection
* Popularity
* Principle of alternative possibilities
* Spinosas stones
* Fields
* Neuroscience
* Physics
* Quantum physics
*
* People
* Benjamin Libet
* Daniel Dennett
* Dr. Kevin Mitchell
* Henry Stapp
* Patrick Haggard
* Robert Kane
* Robert Sapolsky
* Sam Harris
* Sean Carroll
* Thomas Hobbes
* Ollama
*
GRAPH VIEW
Free Will starting pointPhysicsNeuroscienceQuantum physicsCausal determinismHard
determinismIndeterminismCompatibilismIncompatibilismLibertarianismHenry StappSam
HarrisBenjamin LibetDaniel DennettDr. Kevin MitchellPatrick HaggardRobert
KaneRobert SapolskySean CarrollThomas Hobbes
TABLE OF CONTENTS
* What is free will?
* Main fields
* Branches
* People
* The problem of free will
* Links
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