End results when typical human minds try to understand free will
Conclusion about free will:
If you believe that you have no free will then you are not in touch with your emotions. If you can logically
defend the concept that you have free will, then you are either not in touch with your logic or you are
letting your emotions dominate. If you feel both at the same time, then you are in touch with both your
logic and your emotions.
Conclusion about the design of brains:
If you wish to design a robot brain to be like the human brain, you must include modules which provide
different opinions on any given subject. You may then add a personality integrator, if you wish, to
provide the appearance of a "single personality."
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Conclusion about free will:
If you believe that you have no free will then you are not in touch with your emotions. If you can logically
defend the concept that you have free will, then you are either not in touch with your logic or you are
letting your emotions dominate. If you feel both at the same time, then you are in touch with both your
logic and your emotions.
Conclusion about the design of brains:
If you wish to design a robot brain to be like the human brain, you must include modules which provide
different opinions on any given subject. You may then add a personality integrator, if you wish, to
provide the appearance of a "single personality."
don
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