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You HAVE Free Will (Alex O'Connor Critiqued)

Here I argue we have free will by presenting my own, event-causal libertarian theory of free will, and by critiquing the argument used by Alex O'Connor and others to say we don't have it. To make my case I must discuss related topics like causation, natural laws, determinism and how to analyse 'could have done otherwise' claims. #freewill #alexoconnor #cosmicskeptic For more ways to connect with me you can: Book philosophy sessions with me (limited spaces) via email: drnathanhawkins AT gmail dot com. To become a member please hit 'join' (much appreciated). ___Video Contents___ 00:00 - Introduction 01:02 - Defining free will 02:48 - Alex O'Connor's definition of free will 04:33 - Alex O'Connor's 'wants' argument against free will 06:50 - Intellectual deliberation criticism 09:55 - Alternative motivation criticism 14:37 - My free will theory 18:33 - Alex O'Connor's causal determinism argument 20:43 - Determinism and physics (causal and mathematical) 27:03 - Determinism, natural laws, and 'could have done otherwise' 35:44 - Peter van Inwagen's determinism argument against free will (by O'Connor) 39:20 - Peter van Inwagen's determinism argument critiqued 47:38 - O'Connor's argument against Ben Shapiro 50:03 - My critique/view vs Ben Shapiro's 53:19 - How free will makes causation intelligible ___References and links (in order)___ Philosopher's survey: Bourget, David & Chalmers, David J. (2023). Philosophers on Philosophy: The 2020 PhilPapers Survey. Philosophers' Imprint 23 (11). O'Connor's videos on free will:    • Why Free Will Doesn't Exist      • Compatibilism Debunked | Free Will an...      • If There Is No God, Is There Free Wil...   Free will technical accounts: Kane, Robert (1989). Two kinds of incompatibilism. Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 50 (2):219-54. Davidson, Donald (1969). How Is Weakness of the Will Possible? In Joel Feinberg (ed.), Moral concepts. London,: Oxford University Press. Causation in Physics: Russell, B. (1912). On the notion of cause. Scientia 7 (13):317. Determinism's epistemic paradox:    • PHILOSOPHY - Metaphysics: The Problem...   Developmental psychology article: Kushnir, Tamar ; Gopnik, Alison ; Chernyak, Nadia ; Seiver, Elizabeth & Wellman, Henry M. (2015). Developing intuitions about free will between ages four and six. Cognition 138 (C):79-101. Peter van Inwagen's argument: Inwagen, Peter Van (1975). The Incompatibility of Free Will and Determinism. Philosophical Studies 27 (3):185 - 199. VSauce video on kinds of infinities:    • How To Count Past Infinity   Multiple realisability and free will: List, Christian (2014). Free Will, Determinism, and the Possibility of Doing Otherwise. Noûs 48 (1):156-178. ___Channel description___ I am a graduate of Cambridge University with a PhD in Philosophy. My thesis was on the nature of truth, and I specialise in metaphysics, logic, and the history of analytic philosophy. I believe philosophy should be made accessible to the curious and philosophers have a duty to reenter the public debate on the questions of importance to our age. This channel is my attempt to do that! ___Memberships___ To take the ideas I explore on this channel to the next level with in-depth videos and more academic content, please become a member. Most of the videos I produce are exclusive to members. There are also options here to get in touch with me and do philosophy together. Also, with your support I will be able to spend more time reading, thinking, writing, and shooting video content for all you good people! But I need to keep my family fed too, so your membership is GREATLY appreciated. It's a simple equation: more members = more videos. Thanks! Join this channel to get access to exclusive videos:    / @absolutephilosophy   ___Lessons___ I supervise Cambridge students and have some private students too. If you'd like to learn philosophy casually or on a course, then get in touch and I can help guide you through your learning. Get in touch to find out more: drnathanhawkins AT gmail dot com