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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)

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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.

...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?

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*A discussion of rehabilitation and its relation to the ideas of free will, determinism and neuroscience: {{cite book |title=Recovery of People with M

...are not up to us."<ref name=VanInwagen/> —Peter van Inwagen ''An Essay on Free Will'', p. 16 </font> {{cite book |author=Peter van Inwangen |title=An Essay on Free Will |chapter=The problems and how we shall approach them |year=1986 |isbn=01982

...ical]] doctrine advocating [[free enterprise]], free [[competition]] and [[free will]]. It has its roots in the Western Age of [[The Enlightenment|Enlightenment

Historically, it can happen by the [[free will]] of a person who desires to have his testicles removed by [[surgery|surgic