Question

At what point in time will most philosophers consider contemporary research in neuroscience as a dangerous threat to the possibility of free will? When the results of neuroscientific experiments can be replicated with a pattern of consistency in regard to brain activity When neuroscientists unite to take on the challenge of disproving the possibility of free wil When the analysis of brain activity can predict a person's complex life decision before the person has consciously made it When neuroscientists are able to isolate any one basic component of the decision-making process in order to note corresponding brain activity

Answer 1

The second option is the correct answer.

Correct answer- when neuroscientists unite to take on the challenge of disproving the possibility of free will.

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