http://phys.org/news186830615.html
"...Cashmore, Professor of Biology at the
"...Cashmore, Professor of Biology at the
"...Vitalism was discarded more than 100 years ago, being replaced with evidence that biological systems obey the laws of chemistry and physics, not special biological laws for living things."
I would like to convince biologists that a belief in free will is nothing other than a continuing belief in vitalism (or, as I say, a belief in magic), Cashmore told
My question:
1) Do you believe in Free Will?
2) Are there really random? If so, what is cause-and-effect?
3) Is the event of scientists arguing this kind of stuff been predetermined before?
Thanks!~
"...Cashmore, Professor of Biology at the
University of Pennsylvania
, says that many biologists today still cling to the idea of free will, and reject the idea that we are simply conscious machines, completely controlled by a combination of our chemistry and external environmental forces.""...Cashmore, Professor of Biology at the
University of Pennsylvania
, says that many biologists today still cling to the idea of free will, and reject the idea that we are simply conscious machines, completely controlled by a combination of our chemistry and external environmental forces.""...Vitalism was discarded more than 100 years ago, being replaced with evidence that biological systems obey the laws of chemistry and physics, not special biological laws for living things."
I would like to convince biologists that a belief in free will is nothing other than a continuing belief in vitalism (or, as I say, a belief in magic), Cashmore told
My question:
1) Do you believe in Free Will?
2) Are there really random? If so, what is cause-and-effect?
3) Is the event of scientists arguing this kind of stuff been predetermined before?
Thanks!~