While I won’t be standing in line tonight at midnight to buy the last Volume of the Harry Potter series, but I will be watching my mailbox eagerly tomorrow morning waiting for the UPS truck to bring the copy I pre-ordered back in February. When it arrives I will probably start a marathon reading session, [...]
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While I won’t be standing in line tonight at midnight to buy the last Volume of the Harry Potter series, but I will be watching my mailbox eagerly tomorrow morning waiting for the UPS truck to bring the copy I pre-ordered back in February. When it arrives I will probably start a marathon reading session, [...]
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Listen to Books and Ideas #12 Now
This episode is my response to the The Myth of Free Will (2007), which was sent to me by the book’s editor Cris Evatt. I felt the topic was very relevant to my recent discussions on the Brain Science Podcast, where we have been exploring the evidence [...]
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Listen to Books and Ideas #12 Now
This episode is my response to the The Myth of Free Will (2007), which was sent to me by the book’s editor Cris Evatt. I felt the topic was very relevant to my recent discussions on the Brain Science Podcast, where we have been exploring the [...]
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Episode 12 of Books and Ideas should be out within the next week. I am going to be exploring the question: Does free will exist?
I hope the discussion will be thought-provoking, but I also anticipate that it might generate controversy and disagreement.
I am looking forward to listener feedback. If you have not yet visited the [...]
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