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Only what exists can cause: An intrinsic view of free will

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  • Jun 4, 2022
  • #FreeWill #Neuroscience #Philosophy
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Only what exists can cause: An intrinsic view of free will


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Bobby Azarian 9mos

Exactly, we are not rocks! There is a lot of neuroscience here Sam fans are missing that change the game. Very strange/bold of Sam to completely ignore the mathematical argument of Giulio Tononi, Christof Koch and @LAlbantakis. Read this recent paper:

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