Decision-Making Influences
Decisions made by judges, particularly regarding parole, can be significantly influenced by factors like hunger and sleep deprivation, overshadowing traditional considerations such as political affiliation or education. This raises intriguing questions about the extent of free will, suggesting that our choices may often be dictated by underlying biological states rather than pure agency. The conversation highlights how everyday experiences, like feeling "hangry," reflect a broader truth about the human condition and decision-making processes.In this clip
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There's No Free Will. What Now? - Robert Sapolsky
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