“I believe free will is what we call the biology that hasn’t been discovered yet.”.“This notion of free will, for want of a less provocative word, is nothing but a myth.”.“ I don’t think we have any free will whatsoever.”.Emphasis has been added in bold for readability/skimmability.All content is organized into my own themes.All content in quotation marks is straight from the original source.The Pervasive Effect of Stress - Peter Attia (2 hrs | YouTube).The Biology of Good and Evil - Sam Harris (90 mins | YouTube).Why We Behave the Way We Do - Sean Carroll (90 mins | YouTube).Science of Stress, Testosterone & Free Will - Andrew Huberman (90 mins | YouTube).Biology of Humans at Our Best and Worst - Stanford (75 mins | YouTube).Justice & Morality in the Absence of Free Will - Vert Dider (60 mins | YouTube).Free Will & Criminal Justice - Alan Alda (25 mins | YouTube).Life and Free Will - Pau Guinart (11 mins | YouTube).Best Explanation for Human Free Will (4 mins | YouTube).Why You Don’t Have Free Will - Big Think (3 mins | YouTube).“Behave” by Robert Sapolsky (Chapter 16).Until his new book is published, this post will give you the comprehensive overview of Sapolsky’s stance on free will. Maybe you’ve heard of his 25-video lecture series on human behavioral biology, his book Behave: The Biology of Humans at Our Best and Worst ( Amazon), or his upcoming book on free will (which should be fascinating from his perspective). Robert Sapolsky is a researcher, author, and professor of biology, neurology & neurological sciences at Stanford. This post synthesizes everything I learned. I finally binged hours of Robert Sapolsky on free will.

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