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[Free Will] On hard determinism/hard incompatibilism, what does agency do?

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On hard determinism/hard incompatibilism, what does agency do?

A place to discuss Sam Harris and to have difficult conversations with civility.

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[Free will deniers] What does agency do?

Are determinism and free will compatible? Does free will exist?

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[Free Will Deniers] About that cheap, pathetic "relative freedom" of compatibilists

Are determinism and free will compatible? Does free will exist?

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[Free Will Deniers] So, what actually makes our choices instead of us?

Are determinism and free will compatible? Does free will exist?

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Peter Singer: Are We Responsible for Our Choices? [response to Sapolsky]

Are determinism and free will compatible? Does free will exist?

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David Deutsch's views on free will

Are determinism and free will compatible? Does free will exist?

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Do you agree with David Deutsch on free will?

David Deutsch - Physicist and author of The Beginning of Infinity

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Non-physicalists, what is your biggest criticism of physicalistic positions/views?

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