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I am joined by Matthew Higley.

He is a master's or soon-to-be a master's in ethics, medical ethics, bioethics.

Bioethics?

He is a fourth, soon-to-be-fourth-year medical student, probably a fourth-year by the time

you listen to this.

And we have been working on an episode on Free Will for about a year, and this is like,

this is a year's worth of work.

So you know, we meet, we go over articles, we read what else is out there, we look at

who are the main, you know, people talking about Free Will, we look at the surveys, we

want to look at survey creation, we, you know, so we're going to talk about the

why, philosophical, cultural importance of this, we're talking about the history of it

a little bit, we can go through some of the definitions, and hopefully we won't bore

you too much, but I think definitions are important because people, when they say there

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