Neuroscience’s Case Against Free Will Is Falling Apart In 1983 Benjamin Libet found that brain activity predicts your movements before you are aware of deciding to move. The result has been reproduced many times, and it has been used ever since to argue that free will is an illusion. Three new papers say the measurements were fine but the interpretation was not. Let’s take a look. Sources: Action fluency and conscious intention: being aware of what we are about to do www.base-search.net/Search/Results?type=all&lookf… Undermining Free Will Belief Increases Forgiveness of Self and Others 👉 ((btw www.base-search.net is a great search engine for scientific papers))