Are We Really in Control? The Neuroscience Behind Free Will
As we accept more and more that we don't have a huge amount of agency, what we see is that people behave much more selfishly and they act in a way that doesn't have so much social care for other people.
Ever questioned whether you're truly in charge of your own actions? This episode of 'All In The Mind' dives into the age-old debate of free will versus determinism. Hosted by Lynne Malcolm, the show explores groundbreaking neuroscience research that challenges our traditional notions of agency and control. Experts weigh in on how our pre-birth experiences might shape our future decisions and how our brains create our sense of reality.
The discussion doesn't stop there; it also touches on collective consciousness and the ethical implications of behavioral control. Despite the complex themes, the episode offers a glimmer of hope through neuroplasticity, the brain's ability to adapt and change. If you've ever pondered the extent of your free will, this episode is a must-listen. It promises to provoke thought and inspire curiosity, making you question just how much control you really have over your own mind.