On Tue, 30 Apr 2024 at 01:04, Jeremy Bornstein via Silklist < [email protected]> wrote:
> I think the answer to this is "anything, depending on the quality of the > evidence." What other answer is reasonable? > > I think the important trick is not to let one's own biases interfere too > much with one's ability to judge the quality of the evidence. > I don't believe this is possible in practice. How deeply do you believe it, and what evidence could get you to change your mind? For me, I no longer "believe in" free will. It would take some pretty clever and complex evidence to change my mind - in particular I believe free will is precluded by physics so I suspect it would take upending some pretty basic physical assumptions. Which would be cool. — Charles
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