自由意志:用科学为善恶做了断

Harris dives deep into neuroscience and philosophy to explore whether we really have control over our choices. I'm curious what motivated him to tackle this topic now.

The idea that free will might be an illusion really changes how we see accountability. I’d love to hear if others felt more or less responsible after reading.

If free will is an illusion, what does that mean for how society handles crime, punishment, or personal growth? It feels like a big shift in perspective.