Who's in Charge?: The Neuroscience of Decision-Making, the Notion of Free Will and the Idea of a Determined World
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Who's in Charge?: The Neuroscience of Decision-Making, the Notion of Free Will and the Idea of a Determined World

by Michael Gazzaniga

Philosophy Psychology Neuroscience
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A scientific exploration of decision-making, free will, and whether our choices are shaped by neural processes beyond conscious control.

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This book examines the relationship between neuroscience and the concept of free will.

It investigates how the brain makes decisions and what this means for our understanding of personal responsibility.

The discussion addresses whether our actions are determined by neural processes beyond conscious control.

Readers are invited to consider the implications of scientific findings for philosophy and everyday life.

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