Exploring the Illusion of Free Will

In this episode of Exploring the Illusion of Free Will, hosts George, Nomi, and John talk with guest Dr. Kurt Johnson, define free will, and explore the concept as a way of showing it to be incoherent and impossible.

In this episode of Exploring the Illusion of Free Will, recorded on April 26, 2012, producer and host George Ortega explains how an investigation into why we make the moral choices we do demonstrates that such decisions are not freely willed.

In this episode of Exploring the Illusion of Free Will, hosts George, Nomi, and John talk with guest Dr. Kurt Johnson about how various conceptions of the human self relate to human will.

In this episode of Exploring the Illusion of Free Will, hosts George, Nomi and John talk with guest Dr. Kurt Johnson the causal, unconscious nature of human will.

In this episode of Exploring the Illusion of Free Will, hosts George, Nomi and John talk extemporaneously with guest Dr. Kurt Johnson about the scientific and logical evidence that demonstrate free will to be an illusion.

In this episode of Exploring the Illusion of Free Will, hosts George and Nomi talk extemporaneously with guest John Davis about how not just our human will, but all of reality, is subject to the fundamental process of cause and effect.

In this episode of Exploring the Illusion of Free Will, hosts George and Nomi discuss with guest John Davis the various sociological ways to understands why free will is an illusion

In this episode of Exploring the Illusion of Free Will, hosts George and Nomi discuss with guest John Davis what the process of causality means, and why cause and effect make free will impossible.

In this episode of Exploring the Illusion of Free Will, recorded April 26, 2012, producer and Host George Ortega describes the process of moving from a free will to a causal will perspective in our everyday life.

In this episode of Exploring the Illusion of Free Will, recorded on 12-21-10, producers Nomi and George, and guest John, talk about what we mean when we say we have a free will, and how our perspective on human will profoundly impacts our life.