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This chapter explores two factors which account for experience of freedom. The first is that predictions of our decisions are in principle impossible. The second is that we do not experience any mental causation, i.e., we do not experience our mental episodes as being causally related to each other, or to the external world and our behaviour. The connections here are by way of the content of these mental episodes.
Keywords: freedom; mental causation; prediction of decisions
Chapter. 3531 words.
Subjects: Philosophy
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