> we should start looking closely into possible "down to the hardware" remedies instead if prison That's where hard determinism fails it, because all it can do

> we should start looking closely into possible "down to the hardware" remedies instead if prison That's where hard determinism fails it, because all it can do is to make a very broad statement that our behaviour was predetermined, without going into the details. Really we can't make "down to the hardware" fixes or even do a post hoc analysis of the cause of behaviour, so it's really useless as a theory, it has no predictive power.