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For the record, the last book I read of my own free will (non-school related) was A Scanner Darkly and the last movie I saw was Rash

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...s an intuition about what is right or wrong." (3:56) "It turns out that if free will exists, it's really a bit player in what's going on in the brain." (4:44)

{{r|Free will}} Not originated by me, but greatly expanded and provided all sources. {{r|Standard argument against free will}}

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...ying structure which determined everything in society. Individuals have no free will but are in some way the superficial embodiments of economic relationships.

...speakers/dan_dennett.html Dan Dennett] argues that human consciousness and free will are the result of physical processes and are not what we traditionally thin

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...ny differently. In one sense, fate is the [[opposite]] of the concept of [[free will]], which suggests that events are not pre-determined, but that humans can a ...s of fate and [[free will]] are intertwined. Characters who exercise their free will to try to avoid their fate have the grave misfortune of [[causation|causing

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...accordance with the constitution rather than by exercising his or her own free will.

...onalisations than deliberations, and raising questions about the nature of free will (i.e. how can we be punished for the "conscious" intent behind a deed, if t

...early written review of many philosophical arguments about the relation of free will to morality. ...4443-3368-8}} A plain introduction to the conflict between determinism and free will.

...olent]] or [[forcible]] [[theft|stealing]] of a [[human]], against their [[free will|will]], by [[prison|imprisoning]] them or restraining them [[physically]] p

...ref name=Bishop/>&emsp;&emsp;—Robert C. Bishop ''Chaos, indeterminism, and free will'', p. 84</font> ...osure of physics and free will |pages=p. 101 |title=The Oxford Handbook of Free Will: Second Edition |editor=Robert Kane, ed |url=http://books.google.com/books?