Neuroscience
Free will is the ability of individuals to make choices unconstrained by external factors, allowing them to act according to their own volition. This concept is central to discussions about personal responsibility, ethics, and the implications of neuroscience on our understanding of decision-making. The intersection of free will and neuroscience raises questions about the extent to which our choices are influenced by biological processes versus conscious thought.
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