The meaningfulness of 'putting yourself in someone else's shoes ' thought experiment
The meaningfulity of us being brains in vats, and the YUUUGE implications of it
Why do some argue that top-down causation supports the existence of free will?
If there is no free will, why do pain or pleasure exist?
A thought experiment
"Libertarian" Definition
How do Free Will believers reconcile with a less than perfect physique or physical health?
Choosing Our Thoughts and the Problem of Infinite Regression
Neurosurgeon: "I’ve cut brains in half, excised tumours – even removed entire lobes. The illusion of the self and free will survives it all"
How would you name your particular specific position?
Interesting article showing how our brain seems to use quantum indeterminism on a macro scale.
Worst arguments against free will I have read here
Therapy without Free Will
Free will skeptics who define themselves as separate from their bodies and thoughts — why?
Doesn’t emotions and sexuality prove that there is no free will?
Outlandish replies
How it feels talking to a free will denier
Mental Illness
The Disappearing Agent Objection to Event-Causal Libertarianism
Free will doesn't need indeterminism
The claim that no one can be held responsible for anything
What would be the point of punishment if your actions really could vary regardless of prior events, including your thoughts about right and wrong and wish to avoid punishment?
do you also have the impression that 70% of anti-free will arguments go like this?
It's hard to see how multiple options are truly possible at the moment of a choice.
Where do you draw the line, free-will adherents?
