Determined A Science of Life without Free Will

thus I've sat you know collecting cobwebs for the last five years writing a sort of the sequel to that book it's coming out October it's called determined a science of life without free will and I take what is far in a way a lunatic fringe stance which isn't saying that we have no free will whatsoever all we are is the sum of our biology and its interactions with environment and neither of which we had any fundamental control over and that's who we are

oh shit what's it called determine the size of life without free will you'd think i have that one sorted out by now oh my five years writing it and you can't remember i know my poor publicist just had like apoplexy if listening to this okay determine the science of life without free will penguin random house in your neighborhood grocers soon all of that

Robert sapolsky's got a new book coming out called determined you know robert sapolsky harvard evolutionary biologist he's coming on in month and a bit and his new books called determined and it's like how to find happiness in a life with no free will so it'll be interesting

Sapolsky is coming on to talk about his new book Determined in the middle of October.

I got sent through literally today out front Robert Sapolsky's new book have you seen what that is I don't know if I've seen the new one determined the science of life without free will yeah

well I think I I'll I'll just say it right I mean you know he's a primatologist evolutionist psychologist right neurobiologist I think an evolutionary biologist perhaps evolutionary biologist yeah

Today I'm speaking with primatologist, neuroendocrinology researcher, an author of multiple books including the upcoming "Determined: A Science of Life Without Free Will", Dr. Robert Sapolsky.

He's a professor of biology, neurology and neuroscience and neurosurgery.

And author of the recent book, Determined, a Science of Life Without Free Will.

It's called A Primate's Memoir

If people read your book, Determined, okay, just came out a few months ago, all 5,000 pages of notes, 450 pages.

This one has the power to shift the center mass of civilization in ways that it's already moving in that direction but maybe too slowly and with a deeper understanding that you're providing us all.

He's a very famous Stanford professor and he studies animal behavior and animals, of course, include humans.

He's quite prolific called Determined, a science of life without free will.

And by the way, they've all been thought of.

But Sapolsky's argument is that if you write down a piece of paper, every possible argument, you're like, what about quantum mechanics?

And he's written other books, as I mentioned.