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urth-urth.net Digest, Vol 6, Issue 6

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Jim Raylor03 Feb 2005, 15:59as archived
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Skinner and his cohorts were well aware of the biological and evolutionary framework which underpinned their work. They chose to emphasise that this did not predetermine our fate. The belief in free-will only has significance to the behavioursists if it can be shown to influence our actions. It is not ruled out by a consideration of environmental factors. It is ironic that Turings early experiments, though innocent, shoould directly link to Von Neuman's notion of a self-replicating device. Like Le Maitre.
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At the risk of terrible boredom, this is a reasonable reference: http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/behaviorism/
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