Change and Control
Change can become an endless pursuit, driven by the desire for more, much like the interplay between gas and brakes in a car. The concept of free will is challenged by the understanding that our decisions may be influenced by neurological factors, leaving us questioning the extent of our control over thoughts and actions. This exploration reveals the complexities of human behavior, especially in contexts like addiction, where cravings can overpower rational decision-making.In this clip
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What is the relationship between dopamine and free will?
Is it plausible to say the rational mind tries to rationalize what the mind wants to do, for example, if somebody wants to do something, is it not because they thought it, but because of hormones and neurotransmitters rather than choice?
If Robert Sapolsky says free will is an illusion, does that mean most of what we do is determined by hormones and neurochemicals?