Free Will Not Supported By Science, But So What?

There’s No Such Thing as Free Will  (But we’re better off believing in it anyway?).

Free Will Continues To Be Falsified

More evidence for the probability that our sense of Free Will is an illusion.

Research adds to evidence suggesting 'even our most seemingly ironclad beliefs about our own agency and conscious experience can be dead wrong'

Neuroscience, Determinism And The Law

'I think we live in a very retributive society. I think it would be perhaps good if we became a little calmer about criminal offending and really started to think about the causes of criminal offending that are outside the criminal's control.'

 Can neurolaw change the criminal justice system?

An Update On Free Will Experiments

New paper on “free won’t” and its relevance to “free will”

Closer To Truth - Big Questions in Free Will

Free Will

Free Will:  do humans have it or is it just an illusion?  This link is a nice summary of present scientific thoughts on the subject:

https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/psych-unseen/201411/the-neuroscience-free-will-and-the-illusion-you

Science And Reason: The Real Force Behind Morality

"To what should we attribute this moral progress? Understandably, most people point to religion as the primary driver, given its long association with all matters moral. But the evidence shows that most of the moral development of the last several centuries has been the result of secular forces, and that the most important of these are reason and science, which emerged from the Enlightenment."

http://www.latimes.com/opinion/op-ed/la-oe-shermer-bending-moral-arc-20150127-story.html 

A look at the biology of good and evil.  After listening to this podcast, do you still accept that humans have "free will" regarding morality?

https://www.samharris.org/podcast/item/the-biology-of-good-and-evil