Foundations of Free Will

Exploring the complex debate around free will, the book delves into how individuals perceive their own agency versus the influences of external factors. It highlights the tendency to view one's own beliefs as spontaneous while attributing others' beliefs to natural causes. The discussion addresses the paradox of feeling free when judging others' actions, yet questioning that freedom in self-reflection. This thought-provoking examination challenges readers to reconsider the nature of free will and its implications in both personal and societal contexts.