Yet another misinterpreation of the Libet experiment. As Wikipedia and Libet say: >Libet finds that conscious volition is exercised in the form of 'the power o

Yet another misinterpreation of the Libet experiment. As Wikipedia and Libet say: >Libet finds that conscious volition is exercised in the form of 'the power of veto' (sometimes called "free won't"[9][10]); the idea that conscious acquiescence is required to allow the unconscious buildup of the readiness potential to be actualized as a movement. So he never denied conscious volition, he described it differently. Yet people claim the experiments denied conscious volition.