Free will is not an illusion – Denis Noble

My take:

Philosophy and Physiology cannot answer behavior alone. The definitions of the scientific and social spheres are different.

For example; the scientist will say memory is just that a memory. Collective memory may be connected to two or many computers or humans who share and pass on memory through history and or stories.

Here, I see the complexity of social studies as much more complex and much needed to understand the true complexity of life.

For example, choice is a variable and reaction.

So, although my stomach is growling it is 12:07 am. I will not eat now because it is too late and I should be getting to bed soon. I can control my bio-chemical urges. Therefore, free will does exist and will always exist. We have evolved to control; individually, our primal instincts.

Everyone knows what they need to do….sometimes we are not keen to understand how our body works; which, in turn, affects our own personal computer our brain.

Try living fulfilling just only your primal urges….GOOD LUCK!

Therefore, our minds can control this and sometimes we should master our desires and go to bed hungry regardless of the urge to eat.

Now, going to drink some water and go to sleep with a little pang of hunger.