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Discover the groundbreaking book **Free Agents** by Kevin Mitchell, a leading neuroscientist, that offers an evolutionary perspective on free will and agency. This **trade binding** edition is a must-read for anyone interested in the intricate relationship between neuroscience and decision-making. In **Free Agents**, Mitchell argues against the popular notion that free will is merely an illusion, presenting compelling evidence that challenges our understanding of human agency. He explores how complex neural circuits and brain activity shape our behavior, allowing us to act with purpose rather than simply respond to stimuli.
Spanning billions of years of evolution, the narrative illustrates the emergence of living beings from lifeless matter, revealing how **nervous systems** evolved to enable learning and adaptability. Through captivating storytelling, Mitchell demonstrates that the capacity to model, predict, and simulate has culminated in uniquely human abilities like introspection, reasoning, and decision-making. The implications of his research extend beyond personal agency, touching on societal and collective decision-making amidst global challenges.
This is not just a book about science; it’s a call to recognize the significance of our choices and understanding the potentials of free will. Ideal for students, professionals, and anyone intrigued by the complexities of **neuroscience and free will**, **Free Agents** redefines how we perceive ourselves in a world increasingly influenced by **artificial intelligence** and automation. Engage with Mitchell’s insights to comprehend how our decision-making agency plays a crucial role in shaping the future. Secure your copy now and embark on this astonishing journey of discovery!
Spanning billions of years of evolution, the narrative illustrates the emergence of living beings from lifeless matter, revealing how **nervous systems** evolved to enable learning and adaptability. Through captivating storytelling, Mitchell demonstrates that the capacity to model, predict, and simulate has culminated in uniquely human abilities like introspection, reasoning, and decision-making. The implications of his research extend beyond personal agency, touching on societal and collective decision-making amidst global challenges.
This is not just a book about science; it’s a call to recognize the significance of our choices and understanding the potentials of free will. Ideal for students, professionals, and anyone intrigued by the complexities of **neuroscience and free will**, **Free Agents** redefines how we perceive ourselves in a world increasingly influenced by **artificial intelligence** and automation. Engage with Mitchell’s insights to comprehend how our decision-making agency plays a crucial role in shaping the future. Secure your copy now and embark on this astonishing journey of discovery!