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By Emma Young. Although intriguing, these results are unlikely to settle the many scholarly debates about free will.
— Read on digest.bps.org.uk/2018/12/06/researchers-say-theyve-identified-two-brain-networks-one-responsible-for-volition-the-other-for-agency-that-together-underlie-our-sense-of-free-will/
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