Neuroscientific Prediction and the Intrusion of Intuitive Metaphysics
Judgment
Culture
Personal Autonomy
Metaphysics
Neurosciences
Humans
06 humanities and the arts
0603 philosophy, ethics and religion
Intuition
DOI:
10.1111/cogs.12310
Publication Date:
2015-10-10T09:27:08Z
AUTHORS (3)
ABSTRACT
AbstractHow might advanced neuroscience—in which perfect neuro‐predictions are possible—interact with ordinary judgments of free will? We propose that peoples' intuitive ideas about indeterminist free will are both imported into and intrude into their representation of neuroscientific scenarios and present six experiments demonstrating intrusion and importing effects in the context of scenarios depicting perfect neuro‐prediction. In light of our findings, we suggest that the intuitive commitment to indeterminist free will may be resilient in the face of scientific evidence against such free will.
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