As we’ve noted earlier, neuroscience has never disproven free will, much as some neuroscientists may have wanted it to.
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In his view, no whole human being decides not to do something wrong or harmful. Only the brain’s prefrontal cortex, which has no opinion, does so…
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Egnor talks about the demand for materialist conformity: “If I were a basic scientist and I relied on grants to live, I’d be toast.”
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The logical argument for free will coincides with recent neuroscience research findings.
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If there is no free will, you can’t say “I didn’t do it” if sociologically, you have a higher probability of doing it than someone else might.
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