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cryptonector on Nov 7, 2018 | parent | context | favorite | on: The Strong Free Will Theorem (2009) [pdf]

More like effects whose cause we can't ascribe... would have a free will component to their cause. It seems a bit silly because wherever you can ascribe a cause, there's no free will, so when is there free will?

criddell on Nov 8, 2018 [–]

> so when is there free will?

I open to the possibility that the answer is never.

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