Jesus and free will

Jesus and free will Aug 30, 2017 2:54:38 GMT

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Post by Deleted on Aug 30, 2017 2:54:38 GMT

Aug 30, 2017 2:47:45 GMT cupcakes said:

Aug 30, 2017 2:27:42 GMT @miccee said:

My thought process on this subject are fairly well in accordance with the mainstream naturalist account:

www.zdnet.com/article/researchers-uncover-algorithm-which-may-solve-human-intelligence/

I'm sure, along with troubles with what "may be" means, along with your grasps for significance out of "mainstream" for any number of cumbersome at this stage experiments (with criticisms), or any thoughts on the matter.

Can neuroscience understand Donkey Kong? Two researchers applied common neuroscience techniques to a classic computer chip. Their results are a wake-up call for the whole field.

Morally I would be fine with post-birth abortions, but I realise that this would probably be too radical to ever be implemented.

See, if you weren't clinging on to some kind of supernatural definition of free will, then you would not have any objection to the conclusion that the authors of these studies had reached, because it would be obvious to you. The only definition of 'free will' that does not dovetail with the conclusions reached by that article (or Libet, or Soon et al) would be one that does not adhere to naturalistic processes.