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Inspiring Philosophy’s Case for Free Will - Debunked
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July 29, 2017
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July 29, 2017
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10:50Now PlayingFor quite a while now, and thanks to many demands from one particular person, I’ve been meaning to debunk some of Inspiring Philosophy’s videos, and alas, I’ve finally found the time to do so. Now, for those of you unaware, Inspiring Philosophy, who I’ll refer to from here on out as SP, is predominantly a YouTube channel which is dedicated to spreading and defending the Gospel of Jesus Christ, and who, in my opinion, attempts to achieve this by exploiting the ignorance and bias of his audience, by misrepresenting opposing positions, being selective of the facts he presents, expressing his interpretation of facts as facts themselves, and by lying... seriously, SP demonstrably lies!
This, is Inspiring Philosophy’s Case for Free Will – Debunked.
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Inspiring Philosophy’s Case For Free Will
Neil deGrasse Tyson explaining the DoubleSlit Experiment to Joe Rogan
Sam Harris explaining his position on free will to Joe Rogan
Just a few neuroimaging studies that demonstrate that even with our rudimentary equipment we can know what someone will do before they themselves have consciously made a decision:
Me and Alex O’Connor (Cosmic Skeptic) discussing the illusion of free will
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