Ashwani Gupta

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Conceited as they were, they even believed that they, and only they, could escape the iron law of cause and effect that governs everything. They could do this by virtue of something they called free will, which allowed them to do things without any material reason.
Consciousness: Confessions of a Romantic Reductionist (The MIT Press)
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