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09/02/25(Tue)12:33:58 No.24691247
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Anonymous 09/02/25(Tue)12:33:58 No.24691247 Archived
If we could identify the precise neurological signature of a "free" choice, would that in itself be a deterministic explanation, or would it simply be a description of a truly free act?
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09/02/25(Tue)14:12:42 No.24691660
Anonymous 09/02/25(Tue)14:12:42 No.24691660
the question presupposes that it's a a description of a free act, that's what the signature is detecting; a *free* choice.

to say otherwise assumes that these neurological signatures are the cause; not sure why that would be the case.
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