The Illusion of Free Will by Probulos, I.M. -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Copyright Other books Introduction Definitions and Issues

What’s The Harm? Evolving from Bronze-Age Thinking Free Will Arguments Choices Questions for Case Studies Thinking Fast, Thinking Slow Psychology Basics Ways to Look At Free Will Examples-Partial Free Will Argument God and Free Will The Illusion of Free Will What We Believe Intuition Pump Analogies Complexity Counter-Intuitive We Are Poor at Comprehending Definitions-Concise Bad for someone Adversity Makes Us Stronger Determinism More Definitions Some Unusual Definitions Consciousness The Hard Problem of Consciousness Near-Death Experiences (NDE)

History and Background

Blame and Punishment History Good and Now Bad History of Man Downside of Accepting Determinism Reasons to Behave The Golden Rule from Many Sources Policy Changes for Determinists Basic Statistics Agency Apologist Pro Free Will Arguments Case Study 1 I Like Robots Good or Evil? Original Sin Cognitive Biases and hell Sins Prayer Hierarchy of Stuff Willpower Self-Control Responsibility The Warrior Gene Case Study-Archetypes Case Studies Case Studies-Killing Restless Legs Syndrome (RLS) Case Studies-Neurology Logical Bias, Survivor

Thought Experiments

Thought Experiment 1 Matched Pairs Other Actions-Blame or Not What’s Up with All the Names?

Implications

Legal Implications-low IQ Legal Challenges Quantum Physics Quantum Mind Research Social Psychology Studies Decision-Making Study Neurobiology The Right brain versus the left brain. Addictive behaviors Mind Control Mental Illness Panic Attacks Dementia and Alzheimer’s Genetics Postpartum psychosis Electrolyte Disorders The Human Microbiome Autoimmune Conditions New Definitions for Old Ideas in a Deterministic World Deterministic Mantras (Affirmations) Deterministic Positive Affirmations If You Knew You Would Die…

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