Our own Alfred Mele is guest-blogging and fielding questions about free will over at Big Questions Online! His first post is now live so you should go join the free will fray over there as well! As is often the case, Mele is doing battle with what I've called scientific skepticism about free will. So, whether you're on his side or the side of the skeptics, you should add your two cents to the discussion!
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Thanks, Thomas. I'll start replying to comments today. I'm looking forward to hearing from contributors to Flickers.
Posted by: Al Mele | 05/07/2014 at 10:41 AM