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Sam Harris

Free Press

2012-3-6

USD 10.99

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9781451683400

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The physiologist Benjamin Libet famously demonstrated that activity in the brain's motor regions can be detected some 300 milliseconds before a person feels that he has decided to move. Another lab recently used fMRI data to show that some "conscious" decisions can be predicted up to 10 seconds before they enter awareness (long before the preparatory motor activity detected by Libet). Clearly, findings of this kind are difficult to reconcile with the sense that one is the conscious source of one's actions. The question of free will is no mere curio of philosophy seminars. A belief in free will underwrites both the religious notion of "sin" and our enduring commitment to retributive justice. The Supreme Court has called free will a "universal and persistent" foundation for our system of law. Any scientific developments that threatened our notion of free will would seem to put the ethics of punishing people for their bad behaviour in question.In Free Will Harris debates these ideas and asks whether or not, given what brain science is telling us, we actually have free will?

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著者简介

萨姆·哈里斯Sam Harris

被《连线》杂志评选为2012年影响世界的50人之一，撼动道德世界的科学勇士。

美国著名哲学家、神经学家、公共知识分子以及畅销书作家。

斯坦福大学哲学学士、加州大学洛杉矶分校神经学博士。

非盈利组织理智工程（Project Reason）联合创始人兼首席执行官。

他的作品荣获美国笔会非虚构文学奖，以15种不同的语言在全球出版发行，并引起《纽约时报》、《科学美国人》、《自然》、《滚石》、《新闻周刊》、《时代周刊》以及其他刊物的广泛关注。

他还在《纽约时报》、《洛杉矶时报》、《泰晤士报》、《波士顿环球报》、《大西洋月刊》、《新闻周刊》、《神经学年鉴》等刊物发表过多篇文章。

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全书基本一句话。why , why it comes to this? not that? is it truly free?

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这本主要是从神经科学角度解释the illusion of free will的。。。

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Our thoughts and decisions are determined by subconscious mental processes we don't control. This means simply that the concept of “free will” is a farce. We may feel like we're in control, but we actually aren't. Because of this, we need to adapt our society so we can live together and help each other in the most effective way possible.

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好短，车轱辘话转来转去没什么内容。做入门看还行。

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论举例的重要性。顺便理清了我一直想不明的两、三个问题。不过感觉不太适合没接触过这个topic的人去作为入门书；应该先对主要的三种观点有了个大致了解并且也有所偏好后再来读为佳～～