Anthony Cashmore: > > >> "Free will is defined as a belief that there is a component to biological behavior that is something more than the unavoidable consequences of the genetic and environmental history of the individual and the possible stochastic laws of nature. > > Yes, because the statement clearly implies I can willfully override any automatic genetic or environmental issues, in fact any other influences. Do you interpret it differently? I must I don't read willfully into the definition. Are you suggesting willfulness is simply a result of the biochemical physics that is going on in our brains?