The Illusion of Free Will

What is the direct cause of the scientific approach to finding an event? Scientists think this is determinism. In other words, we believe that the perspective on everything that is happening is the cause or deterrent that people can observe or measure. This view is a hypothesis, not an established fact, but the success of scientific research prove its value. Whether it applies to human behavior or not. After all, we are part of the physical world, our brain is made of chemical substances. According to the deterministic assumption, there is a reason for everything we do.

I believe it will destroy the concept of personal responsibility. If humans respond to stimuli like Pavlov dogs, human free will is an illusion. The same can be said even if freedom disappears. The perpetrator can not take responsibility for what he did, responding to external stimuli, he is not faulty. We eliminated the concept of criminal responsibility at once. The police, the court, the judge, the prison are no longer necessary. You can replace the whole structure with a therapist. But I doubt if we succeeded in eliminating the crime

Entity I suggest that the time has come to resolve the concept of naturalism, meaning having free will. In order to achieve this goal, we think that we must consider the illusion of conscious will as an adaptive feature. Reason for that reason Types of empirical evidence on hallucination characteristics In this chapter we describe some empirical studies on hallucinations as features. The neurobiological study of the mouse model provides clues that our conscious will and the mechanism of decision making are mainly in the prefrontal cortex and medial prefrontal cortex of the brain (Sul et al., 2010). The same type of conclusions about the role of the frontal cortex and amygdala in decision making has been confirmed in humans (Walton et al., 2004).

Another part of my argument is that the illusion of free will is a necessary biological feature, including discovery of neurobiology, psychology, and animal behavior theory. For decades, neurobiologists have tried to study when and where the brain knows the goal achievement and the sense of consciousness. I believe that neurobiologists are looking for possible mechanisms to identify frontal lobe free will, as I deny that the agent has a true free will. Cases with abnormal frontal lobes as seen in patients with schizophrenia can not recall past events and can not assign values ​​to these events and can not make appropriate decisions in the future It is characterized by serious damage to rational decision making. In other words, people with schizophrenia lose conscious intention experience or lose the illusion of free will.