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I am at a loss here. I will admit I never read into Libet and his studies but how did no one notice the lack of control? "In a new study under review for publi
by sharkmerry 7y ago
I am at a loss here. I will admit I never read into Libet and his studies but how did no one notice the lack of control?
"In a new study under review for publication in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, Schurger and two Princeton researchers repeated a version of Libet’s experiment. To avoid unintentionally cherry-picking brain noise, they included a control condition in which people didn’t move at all"
- i_can_c_sharp 7y agoI am at loss how is this connected to free will at all. I always though of it this way: If I was born with the exact same DNA and if I had the exact same experience as another person, given the exact same options, would I always make the same choice. If yes, then there is no free will. But it seems impossible to reproduce the exact same situation.