Free Will, Reprise

Since it took so long to finish up my series of posts on Robert Kane's A Contemporary Introduction to Free Will, I thought I would do a quick recap post, linking to each of the posts in the series.

In this post from November 18, 2013, I introduced the so-called Freewill Problem, and explained the classical compatibilist position attempting to solve it:
http://pairopatetics.blogspot.com/2013/11/the-free-will-problem-and-compatibilism.html

In this post from December 19, 2013, I discussed some of the more recent, more sophisticated, compatibilist solutions to the Freewill Problem:
http://pairopatetics.blogspot.com/2013/12/the-new-compatibilists.html

In this post from January 2, 2014, I introduced the Libertarian position in the Freewill debate and discussed briefly the concept of Agent-Causation:
http://pairopatetics.blogspot.com/2014/01/agent-causation-and-libertarian-free.html

Finally, in my last post from March 13, 2014, I explained Kane's theory on how freewill, especially the libertarian sort, might be reconciled with (and aided by) modern science:
http://pairopatetics.blogspot.com/2014/03/free-will-and-modern-science.html

And now, enjoy the great philosopher Geddy Lee's mistaken thoughts on the subject: