The Definition of Free Will - Ferketic, Michael
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For centuries, the debate over free will has been trapped in abstraction, framed as an unsolvable metaphysical dilemma. But what if we've been looking at it the wrong way? What if free will isn't about escaping causality-it's about controlling focus? The Definition of Free Will & A Model of Attention reframes this age-old discussion, shifting it from an abstract philosophical debate to a grounded, cognitive process of attentional regulation. Free will is no longer just a theoretical question-it becomes an actionable, multidisciplinary framework for understanding and exercising human autonomy.…mehr

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For centuries, the debate over free will has been trapped in abstraction, framed as an unsolvable metaphysical dilemma. But what if we've been looking at it the wrong way? What if free will isn't about escaping causality-it's about controlling focus? The Definition of Free Will & A Model of Attention reframes this age-old discussion, shifting it from an abstract philosophical debate to a grounded, cognitive process of attentional regulation. Free will is no longer just a theoretical question-it becomes an actionable, multidisciplinary framework for understanding and exercising human autonomy. Inside, you'll discover: * A revolutionary dual-field model of attention, revealing that focus isn't a single spotlight but a constellation of activated nodes distributed across internal thoughts and external senses. * The focal energy economy, where attention functions like currency. Focal energy is the cost we incur when we "pay attention," with motivation as its backing, explaining why willpower is often required to resist compelling subconscious influences. * The critical distinction between expressive and impressive action, exposing how focus shifts between voluntary control and external influence. * How subconscious suggestions act like a hypnotist, subtly shaping our focus and decisions-sometimes to our benefit, but often in ways that work against our true goals. This book doesn't just stand out-it redraws the map. By treating attention as the foundation of free will, it offers a tangible way to measure, train, and reclaim agency in a world designed to hijack our focus. While others have studied the trees, this work reveals the forest-and provides the compass to navigate it.
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