This book makes the scientific case that it is possible to formulate a scientific theory of the mental mechanism of free will. Key features involve grounding actions in time and pondering multiple possible futures; conscious thinking about possibilities and meanings; making plans; limited willpower; logical analysis; and managing one's reputation.
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This book makes the scientific case that it is possible to formulate a scientific theory of the mental mechanism of free will. Key features involve grounding actions in time and pondering multiple possible futures; conscious thinking about possibilities and meanings; making plans; limited willpower; logical analysis; and managing one's reputation.
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