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In 2008, a team of neuroscientists in Berlin put people in an fMRI machine

and asked them to press a button, left hand to right hand, whatever they wanted. The researchers

then watched their brains, and what they saw demonstrated that free will is an illusion. Based on brain

signals, the researchers could predict which button each person was going to press up to 10 seconds

before the person became consciously aware of the fact that a decision had already been made. 10 seconds.

The people weren't actually consciously choosing. Their conscious mind was the last to know. The unconscious processes

were way ahead and the conscious mind just stepped in at the end, layered on a post hoc rationalization

for the action and then took credit for something it actually had nothing to do with. The experiment

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