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The Lucretian swerve: The biological basis of human behavior and the criminal justice system

机译:卢克雷斯蒂安转弯:人类行为的生物学基础和刑事司法系统

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It is widely believed, at least in scientific circles, that living systems, including mankind, obey the natural physical laws. However, it is also commonly accepted that man has the capacity to make "free" conscious decisions that do not simply reflect the chemical makeup of the individual at the time of decision-this chemical makeup reflecting both the genetic and environmental history and a degree of stochasticism. Whereas philosophers have discussed for centuries the apparent lack of a causal component for free will, many biologists still seem to be remarkably at ease with this notion of free will; and furthermore, our judicial system is based on such a belief. It is the author's contention that a belief in free will is nothing other than a continuing belief in vitalism-something biologists proudly believe they discarded well over 100 years ago.
机译:至少在科学界,人们普遍认为,包括人类在内的生命系统都遵守自然物理定律。但是,人们也普遍认为,人有能力做出“自由的”有意识的决定,而这些决定并不能简单地反映出决策时个人的化学构成-这种化学构成既反映了遗传和环境的历史,又反映了一定程度的随机性。尽管几个世纪以来哲学家一直在讨论显然缺乏自由意志因果关系的原因,但许多生物学家似乎仍然对自由意志这一概念感到非常放松。而且,我们的司法系统就是基于这种信念。作者的主张是,对自由意志的信念无非是对生命主义的持续信念,生物学家自豪地认为,他们在100多年前就抛弃了。

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