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What Is Free Will? Examining Its Nature and Theories
A scientific and philosophical exploration of free will, including discussions of determinism and compatibilism.
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−Aaron Schurger, Jacobo Sitaram, and Stanislas Dehaene published a paper
+Aaron Schurger, Jacobo Sitt, and Stanislas Dehaene published a paper
−A 2010 study by Nichols and Knobe published in Noûs (Vol. 44, No.…
+A 2007 study by Nichols and Knobe published in Noûs (Vol. 41, No.…
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