jklugman says: At the moment, the criminal law—in the West, at least—is based on the idea that the criminal exercised a choice: no choice, no criminal. The British government, though, is seeking to change the law in order to lock up people with personality disorders that are thought to make them likely to commit crimes, before any crime is committed. Via Mobius at JewSchool Like so many things it is too simplistic to say there is free will and too simplistic to say there isn't. It is a combination of some kind (those annoying shades of gray). |
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